Sentence examples for marvelous subject from inspiring English sources

It's a marvelous subject, but Volkov's book makes for strange reading.

What a marvelous subject, and figure, for a twenty-first-century novelist, a writer working in a form that is also (perpetually?) said to be at the end of its evolution, and an artist who similarly, when at his best, showed new ways forward.

You have practically everything in a story about women being left by bad guys; the alliances and misalliances between scorned or betrayed women are a marvelous theatrical subject, filled with the kitschy and the deep, the mundane and the sublime.

There were eight of us covering a marvelous range of subjects and styles.

I've just got Jim Holt's "Why Does the World Exist?," which is marvelous and, given the subject, very readable.

He turns his subjects into marvelous gargoyles for his entertainment — and ours.

Zeshin is now the subject of a marvelous exhibition at Japan Society.

Indeed, there's a whole marvelous book devoted to the subject, "Writing New York: A Literary Anthology" (Library of America, 1998), edited by Phillip Lopate.

Among them are Bill Cunningham, the New York Times photographer who is the subject of a marvelous recent documentary, and Don Shirley, a pianist who recalls playing with Duke Ellington "downstairs" — that is, in Carnegie Hall itself.

Mr. Zapf's work is the subject of a marvelous, if slightly arid exhibition at the Grolier Club on East 60th Street, America's oldest society for book lovers.

(Cotter) ★ 'Ed Ruscha' (closes on Saturday) Derived from a larger exhibition that appeared at the Kunsthaus Bregenz in Austria in the fall, this reading-themed show includes three marvelous new "vanitas" paintings that subject a blank, open book to the ravages of time.