Sentence examples for marvelous use of from inspiring English sources

This exuberant series made marvelous use of Simon Schama's talents as professor, journalist and raconteur.

Rachel Chavkin, who made marvelous use of her space and cast in the original staging, directs again (2 30).

At its heart is the majestic Mediterranean Revival-style Biltmore Hotel and, nearby, the festive Venetian Pool, which makes marvelous use of a former rock quarry.

Set to Satie's "Gnossienne" Nos. 3 and 4, it's a slow, involved exploration of partnering that makes marvelous use of the strengths of Mr. Askegard and the splendid Jennie Somogyi.

Wrapping up World War I in a minute and a half in its final episode on Tuesday, "A History of Britain" is an exuberant tour de force that makes marvelous use of Mr. Schama's passionate intellect and his hammiest impulses.

This is a wonderful piece by Mr. Brown, who makes marvelous use of this dancer's extraordinary ability to make the transitions between movements so seamless as to be invisible.

Mr. Williams makes marvelous, absurdist use of a flat-footed, galumphing style that is also somehow graceful and fleet, but the work, set to the anonymous 14th-century Messe de Tournai, feels incomplete, as if it needed a few more sections to provide some accumulated context for its weird and wonderful antics.

He has made full use of his marvelous talents with total dedication and strong passion.

What a marvelous, beautiful, contemporary, functional, useful, and aesthetically pleasing use of a martial art that more people are finding to be the perfect exercise.

Carolyn Wong's lighting is marvelous: There is one especially fine use of strong side-lighting, whereby dancers are pronged by two separate beams from contrasting angles on the audience's left.

Obama's riff on Romney's use of the word "marvelous" to describe Representative Paul Ryan's budget plans carried a subtle message.