Sentence examples for wonderful sentence from inspiring English sources

"Oh, what a wonderful sentence!" he exclaimed.

"I'd love to quote a wonderful sentence that has been guiding me for years," he said.

He writes a wonderful sentence, and you hear the Roth voice, hectoring it can be, grabbing you by the throat, funny or not funny, but you hear it.

On page 130 there's a wonderful sentence, about Lila: "She took the facts and in a natural way charged them with tension; she intensified reality as she reduced it to words".

Machart sums up, in a wonderful sentence, what it's like to be the issue of Vaclav's loins: "Karel wanted his pop's strap, the stinging and unambiguous urgency of its attention, and, for Karel, the closest he got to his father's touch".

There are wonderful sentences and jokes on almost every page.

It's similar to the way he crafts those wonderful sentences.

I came across wonderful sentences: "A Springfield man pleaded innocent Tuesday to charges that he deliberately ran over a wild turkey in September on his way to anger management class".

"What we need to do is get the message out there that Salisbury's a beautiful place, it's a maximum hour-and-a-half from London and you can come and have a wonderful time here, and …" The sentence tails away.

The purity of her prose — the reader goes from paragraph to paragraph delighting in the wonderful simple sentences — only adds to the winsome purity of her vision.

Thirdly, as expressed by Kepler in a wonderful, long Latin sentence, with multiple subordinations, this principle "has passed over into the same laws (in leges easdem) by which the world was to be furnished" (ibid., p. 20; the original passage is in KGW 2, p. 19: the marginal note in the edition is "lucis encomium").