Sentence examples for veritable miracle from inspiring English sources
Hofmannsthal, who originally thought the music too heavy, paid it a backhanded compliment when noting in a letter to Strauss that the success of an opera did not turn on the music, "otherwise your most successful opera would be 'Die Frau ohne Schatten,' whose score is described as a veritable miracle".
The passage of the JOBS Act is a veritable miracle, in the sense both parties' political interests actually aligned.
This fabulous invention, a veritable miracle of modern science, is a fake fleshy membrane that tightens up your baby hole and actually "bleeds" slightly when penetrated.
"Those people have performed veritable miracles," he said, referring to the Shiite Muslims who are the largest sect among Lebanon's 4 million inhabitants.
The round of courtiers, a veritable gallery of painterly miracles, was waiting for her choice; the evanescence of the flowers was a reminder of time, which for her was not a duration but an instant of understanding, a final realization, after a lifetime of illusion.
A veritable Gallic paradise.
Veritable renaissance men, then?
There is a veritable army of altruists.
It's a veritable winter wonderland.
