Sentence examples for wonderfully long from inspiring English sources

The band played "Sound and Vision," with its wonderfully long intro, that bouncing spree you can bob along in endlessly.

Barbara leaves behind a wonderfully long list of adoring friends and family forever touched by her humor, her insight and her heart.

Edward Liang danced with an abandon that made his wonderfully long, ballet-trained body look even more expansive, but he needed to be a little more down and dirty like Mr. Thomas.

Another of his subjects is Adèle Anderson, the cabaret singer from Fascinating Aïda, who transitioned in the 1970s; she gives me a wonderfully long and profound view on the voice and the self, and how much has changed for people who are trans.

I haven't met a sharper, fitter 82-year-old since I interviewed an astronaut (Charlie Duke, thanks for asking), but Sanders nevertheless carries the air of a different generation's politics; attentiveness, pens and scraps of paper, plain answers, rosettes, unembarrassed morality, a wonderfully long view.

Almost impossible to find outside Ireland and scarce even here, it is well worth asking for, with a slightly sweet, bourbon-like nose; a strong but not a "hot," stinging taste and a wonderfully long, lingering finish, reminiscent of a superior Cognac or Armagnac.

As a correspondent, Edward Abbey was impulsive, unsparing, irascible, epigrammatic and, by turns, wonderfully long-winded or gruffly economical.

And, most wonderfully, not long after the deaths of his wife and child, his eye is caught by "a quick thing up above, flying along the river.

Highlights of the video include a campy commercial, a wonderfully, absurdly long photo montage of the sun rising over various landscapes and — in our favorite moment — the cutaway to Peter Jennings, who looks as though he is holding a complex set of emotional reactions back.

Just try to relax as much as you can, and keep reassuring yourself that you'll do wonderfully, as long as you do your very best!

George's written response to the story was nine pages long, wonderfully encouraging and detailed in its critiques at the same time.