Sentence examples for marvelous phrase from inspiring English sources

George Eliot calls marriage "the home epic," which is a marvelous phrase.

And there are some marvelous phrases, as when Wendy Whelan is carried on by Craig Hall in a series of lifted jumps that, half-floating, travel backward.

I never developed an appreciation for dance, but I never miss Mr. Macaulay's reviews; his writing is a marvelous adventure in phrasing and style.

It is easier now to see the marvelous grace and phrasing he brings to basic steps, though his expressiveness often seems more complex than ever.

It's a marvelous teaser of a phrase, and it has made the rounds.

The blithe grace with which Mr. Jackson delivered an air somersault and many dance phrases was marvelous.

I hungrily watch and mentally record every word, gesture and musical phrase of these marvelous artists and am filled to the bursting point with the desire to share those experiences with others - to pass those gifts onto those who have not had the same opportunities".

Robert Fairchild, leading Melancholic in "Temperaments," danced with marvelous suppleness and absorbing breadth of phrasing.

There are marvelous cropped lines, halts before finishing phrases, unexpected accents.

This radical reaffirmation of the phenomenal world was particularly stressed in East Asian developments of Mahāyāna Buddhism, where we find such remarkably affirmative phrases as: "true emptiness, marvelous being" (Japanese: shinkū-myōu).

It arrives at the tail end of the last sentence, in the famously reversed final phrase: "this city, this mischievous and marvelous monument which not to look upon would be like death".