Sentence examples for more marvellous from inspiring English sources

"I feel certain that he'd have done even more marvellous things.

Jacqueline Susann's Valley of the Dolls, however, has always been that little bit more marvellous.

It was just that the government had talked almost exclusively about allowing volunteers and charities to do more marvellous things.

For a great artist of reality like Fabritius can show us that life is more marvellous than fiction.

The difficulty of the problem makes it all the more marvellous that we can recognize scents so effortlessly.

"And it would have been more marvellous still if I could have made a contribution to the films with the good scripts".

Chaplin's lovely stretching of the Brahms Intermezzo is still there and I look forward to conducting once more those marvellous concluding chords.

We're going to set up on our own!'" "Darling, how marvellous!" More shots of car in stirring landscape.

Once assumed to be nothing more than a marvellous recording device, the camera was used to deceive very early on, and these days deception seems to be one of its prime functions.

His example, which could have been a very fruitful one, was not much followed until the 20th century, when the events of the real world became more terrifying and marvellous than anything the novelist could invent and seemed to ask for that full imaginative treatment that only the novelist's craft can give.

At the park we listened to Jimi Hendrix and Joey Badass and drank some more – always a marvellous idea with a stomach full of Nutella.