Sentence examples for wonderful aspect from inspiring English sources

It's the most wonderful aspect of biography that these books can have lives after they are published".

"We were out with the sun each morning, everyone making discovery of some new or more wonderful aspect of Falls and Canyon," Jackson wrote.

Delia's deliaonline.com is, as you might expect, sensible and straightforward, but perhaps lacks the "weird and wonderful" aspect; for a slightly more funky approach, try recipes4us.co.uk.

The wonderful aspect of five Englishmen being placed inside the top 10 at the Masters – that basic statistic aside – is that the players in question have such separate narratives.

True to its word, the Poly museum is exhibiting no more than about 100 objects, each with some wonderful aspect and each given plenty of space, with labels both in Chinese and in English.

This is a lie, of course, and one wonderful aspect of Rooney's consistently wonderful novel is the fierce clarity with which she examines the self-delusion that so often festers alongside presumed self-knowledge.

("There are many wonderful aspects to teaching English in college. I wouldn't trade the experience for anything").

"The economics of the wine business have some wonderful aspects," Mr. Simon said in an interview for "Vintage Years," a memoir published privately in 2009.

I feel that through hard work and effort I am able to see these wonderful aspects of nature and I want other people to see what I can see.

All the wonderful aspects of Monday night's performance of Hugo Wolf's "Italienisches Liederbuch" by the bass-baritone Thomas Quasthoff, the soprano Angela Denoke and the pianist Daniel Barenboim would have registered better had the recital been in a smaller hall.

Anyone who cares about the Jewish people and takes into account both the wonderful aspects as well as the immense tragedies of Jewish history must shudder at Mr. Lustick's willingness to dismiss the existence of the first independent Jewish state in 2,000 years.