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.
Prince Charles of Britain surveyed the new site with curiosity, and declared it "marvelous, very exciting".
Then, of course, there is the feeling that something sexual must be something very happy, a marvelous experience.
No one has broken anything, no crises have come, and it's just a very calm, content, marvelous part of the day.
The chairman of the judging panel, Andrew Motion, Britain's former poet laureate, called "The Finkler Question" a "marvelous book: very funny, of course, but also very clever, very sad and very subtle".
Ms. Dees is a wonderful character, very direct but warm, and marvelous to look at in her carefully put-together ensembles, which tend to include sensible shoes, handbags and hats.
Michael J. Rogers Rocky Hill, Conn., Dec. 7, 2009 To the Editor: So Cardinal Edward M. Egan thinks that it's "marvelous" how "very few [priests] have even been accused" of sexual abuse and "how very few [cases] have even come close to having anyone prove anything".
"He was a marvelous editor, very reserved in his judgments," Jeremy Treglown, a former editor of the supplement who hired Mr. Hollinghurst, said recently.
He immediately imagines her uttering bird calls, throwing balls up very high and, with marvelous balance, carrying three colored bottles on her head".
