Sentence examples for rather marvelous from inspiring English sources

The film, of course, becomes a rather marvelous celebration of cheap sensationalism, which de Toth executes with technical brilliance and perverse imagination.

Linklater's ambitions have been characteristically slow to reveal themselves, but against all odds the series has turned into something rather grand and marvelous: a ménage-a-trois with a third, unbilled character: time.

If this early, science-driven alchemical vision is behind "The Chemical Wedding," then the book starts to look like a novel of speculative fiction, or what Crowley calls, in the introduction, "a marvelous adventure rather than simply a parable" — a sort of seventeenth-century "Gulliver's Travels," perhaps.

Frankly, it was not some pretty place, but rather the pursuit of the marvelous, that sent me down to Mexico City this summer to visit Carrington, who at 85 is one of the last surviving Surrealists.

He lacks any chemistry so Matlock (who was appealing in The Marvelous Wonderettes) is rather stranded as the girl who risks all for him.

Instead they're marvelous.

Rather: "It was to create a marvelous role for myself.

That the action comes to Besson's native France is marvelous, as it affords the film a rather messy car chase through the First Arrondissement.

Mr. Ma stuck by me, offering a rather expert tour of the ancient site, with its marvelous mish-mash of period architecture and lovely central pond.

All that is left is the cowardly pleasure of wanting to destroy things rather than change them in hopes of a new and marvelous world that will never arrive.

Rather, she gets her inspiration from Mother Nature's "magical and marvelous" organic structures.