The phrase "wonderful faculty" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It refers to an impressive or exceptional ability or skill possessed by someone. Example: Our daughter has a wonderful faculty for music, she can play multiple instruments and compose her own songs.
"She had the wonderful faculty of understanding," the friend said.
He is credited with helping to build the wonderful faculty, ushering in a more modern approach to legal education, and beginning the steps that led to the Law School's establishment of a campus, including a new academic building, in TriBeCa.
Thanks to the wonderful faculty and 2012 graduates of Evergreen for the honor of being a part of your commencement.
The first class I attended was helmed by Dr. Lynette Rummel, a professor of international political theory, a firebrand in committee meetings, and my wonderful faculty mentor.
It is, he wrote, "a most wonderful unequal faculty".
Kim Trueblood called the continuing investigation "a witch hunt" and praised him for hiring a "wonderful, dedicated faculty".
"And because many of our wonderful senior faculty women came up in the '70s and '80s and don't have families, some young women who know they want families might look at them and say, 'I don't want that kind of life' and take themselves out of the pipeline".
That timidity by some of the brightest and most articulate men and women in the nation exemplifies my conclusion that American colleges have superb faculties, wonderful students, beautiful and well-wired campuses but weak-kneed, pussy-footing presidents.
"They often ask naive and wonderful questions that challenge the faculty member to think," he said.
At the KULAK I met wonderful colleagues, invariably from other faculties (Mgr.
We have a wonderful school district with caring parents, faculty and administrators.
