Wonderfully made, with a glorious cabin.
"For I am fearfully and wonderfully made".
This is a wonderfully made show.
Clive Owen gave a killer performance in The Knick, a wonderfully made, little-seen show on Starz directed by Steven Soderbergh.
Justin Welby, the archbishop of Canterbury, drew on psalm 139 for inspiration for his sermon on God's hand in creating a monarch who was "fearfully and wonderfully" made.
But Reichl does it wonderfully, making us experience the flavours even when we don't quite understand what it is that we are being asked to eat by proxy: halibut poached in goose fat, nine-herb ravioli.
They might add a table screen, a tray, a carved rhino-horn cup, an ancient Chinese bronze incense burner, a wonderfully made wooden box to hold seals or a ceramic container for seal paste.
Thus was born the doctor's bible: "Gray's Anatomy", in print continuously since 1858 and now in its 40th edition.In this section Out of this world The kids are alright Standard operating procedures Fearfully and wonderfully made Stewart O'Nan Ancient bling Reprints Related items Medicine: Skeleton keysAug 9th 2007Ruth Richardson's history is suitably elegant and detailed.
It is both an analytical, theoretical fascination and a personal one, her reading and her experience locked together, each testing and illuminating the other.In this section Out of this world The kids are alright Standard operating procedures Fearfully and wonderfully made Stewart O'Nan Ancient bling ReprintsSo what is silence like?
When Gerard Manley Hopkins didn't have a word for a natural phenomenon, he would simply – wonderfully – make one up: shivelight, for "the lances of sunshine that pierce the canopy of a wood", or goldfoil for a sky lit by lightning in "zigzag dints and creasings".
