Sentence examples for quite marvelous from inspiring English sources

"It's quite marvelous!" he exclaimed.

"The clothes were quite marvelous made full size," he said.

The exhibition contains only a few prints from this famed series, sadly, but all are quite marvelous.

Writing in The Times, Renata Adler called Ms. Farrow "quite marvelous," adding, "Everyone else is fine, but the movie — although it is pleasant — doesn't quite work on any of its dark or powerful terms".

There are two quite marvelous books honoring the occasion, "Dear Editor: A History of Poetry in Letters, the First Fifty Years 1912-1962" (W. W. Norton) and "The Poetry Anthology, 1912-2002" (Ivan R. Dee).

As such affairs go, "Spanish Painting" is very grand and quite marvelous, avoiding the familiar piety of the standard masterpiece potpourri by virtue of its eloquent installation in the museum's loopy ramp, still the weirdest-coolest place to look at art and at other people looking at art.

Still, Ms. Harris said, "There's nothing quite so marvelous as hearing words close and immediate".

There is quite the collection of marvelous eccentrics who've come through here".

It doesn't quite live up to its marvelous hype, but is still addictive and adrenaline pumping enough that any fan of games like Fallout 3 or Mass Effect 1 and 2 should not hesitate to play it.

Yes, and to stretch the point quite a way Stalin's Soviet Russia built marvelous subways and won a great war.

There is quite a long list of ingredients that make marvelous cool weather salads.