Sentence examples for marvelous term of from inspiring English sources

I love writers for whom there seems to be very little concern about genre, and the switching back and forth between the "prosaic" or more literal and (that marvelous term of my old teacher Charles Simic) the "lyrical absolute".

As with astrology, he fought against the widespread belief in occult and "marvelous" phenomena by explaining them in terms of natural causes in Livre de divinacions ("Book of Divinations").

As with astrology, he fought against the widespread belief in occult and "marvelous" phenomena by explaining them in terms of natural causes.

Many listeners, he added, consider Mendelssohn, a happy child prodigy who composed his marvelous String Octet at 16, a rival to Mozart in terms of teenage brilliance.

One marvelous feature is that most costumes are completely and handsomely individualized in terms of color, fabric, fashion, cut and headdress.

I was in California at the time where I was subject to all the marvelous things that had been happening there in the 60s and 70s in terms of counterculture.

If you need new Terms of Service, for example, carefully read one of the many templates available, insert comments where you see fit, and pass on this marvelous example of intellectual aspiration to your attorney for final drafting.

It's marvelous because of Luhrmann's utterly objective, unbiased and long-term examination of how evangelical Christian's learn to pray.

We'll call this one the Robert Shiller Account, named after that other marvelous economist of the hour, that sour donkey at Yale who hustles the term "irrational exuberance" and is appearing on every newspaper page, spreading doom and Dow 6000.

Each is a marvelous lake of color.

The coat track looked like some marvelous offspring of Sputnik.