Sentence examples for wonderful papers from inspiring English sources

In a book marking the centennial of Nature, Dr. Townes called the short article "the most important per word of any of the wonderful papers" that the prestigious journal had published in its 100 years.

We then have four wonderful papers that deal with different aspects of the latter period of human evolution.

All beautifully designed (no doubt using digital tools and printing), printed on unique and wonderful papers, all with the purpose of creating special and amazing experiences (that word...) for the reader and something of value to own...a point to be considered.

"And the Times is a wonderful paper.

"I just read a wonderful paper by Lenard on the generation of cathode rays by ultraviolet light".

"Everyone liked him and admired him and respected him enormously," Ms. Frank said, recalling a "wonderful" paper he wrote on Huckleberry Finn.

Reached yesterday evening, Mr. Kosner said: "It's a wonderful paper and I think we're going to try to make the paper even smarter.

The visual standards of digital books may well improve over time, but it is hard to imagine them ever being able to rival the sensual charm of the scent and feel of wonderful paper.

If you run across a weird or wonderful paper, please share it on twitter using the hashtag #publishing350 or write about it in a piece that you are invited to share on the Royal Society blog.

A cancer expert not involved with the study, Dr. Stephen Nimer, chief of the hematology service at Memorial Sloan-Kettering called Centhe, called the research a "tour de force" and the report "a wonderful paper".

"It's a wonderful paper," says evolutionary biologist Bernard Crespi of Simon Fraser University in Burnaby, Canada.