Sentence examples for no marvellous from inspiring English sources
Next up was a physics professor in tweeds, who described his life's ambition as "no marvellous accomplishment, just nothing I'll regret".
"No, you were marvellous," Holdengräber said.
But cave art is no less marvellous or magical.
After the introduction of unlimited data-transmission packages for cell phones, in 2003, the number of novel writers and readers increased dramatically, an efflorescence as spontaneous as a grow-your-own-crystal set but no less marvellous.
Together, they discuss all manner of peculiar subjects, most of which would never appear on the national curriculum, as well as more earthbound but no less marvellous things like the hatching of the blackbird chicks in the tree where Mina likes to sit.
It would, no doubt, be marvellous to phase out National Insurance contributions for employers but, short of finding a spare £50bn somewhere, it is a fantasy.
The feeling of being so popular and so wanted and so needed is no doubt a marvellous thing.
Stephen Fry described him as a "marvellous man", writing: "Oh no, Bob Hoskins.
(Attenborough whispers to me, "'There wasn't no traffic' - how marvellous to use both negatives").
When New Orleans flooded no one thought, how marvellous that humans managed to build a city on a swamp.
These blood-forming stem cells are rare — perhaps one in a hundred thousand cells — and are unremarkable when seen under the microscope: small, bland, and round, offering no indication of their marvellous capacity to reconstitute the entirety of our blood system.
