Sentence examples for wonderfully modern from inspiring English sources

Mr. Morris's work, a dance still so fresh that it comes as pure tonic, proposes images of both American society and American ballet that remain wonderfully modern.

The pity is the models didn't remove their cropped jackets to show that the sleeveless wool dress was wonderfully modern looking and that its peplum, under which were discreet black feathers, enhanced the effect.

A few months later, they viewed properties in Paris with all three companies".We looked at the work the Kashas were doing.They have impeccable, eclectic taste with a wonderfully modern aesthetic, but not overwhelmingly so," Ms. Young said".We did due diligence, but then said, 'Let's call Alon and Betsy and sign on.' That's what we did.I've never regretted a moment".

There are castles and silk-clad ladies and even men suiting up for a joust, but there is something wonderfully modern and immediate about "Wolf Hall".

In these new, wonderfully post-modern galleries, we have something disturbingly close to celebration of what Britons were prepared to undertake for their nation.

He looks a wonderfully pure modern footballer, blessed with speed, power and driving intelligence.

The overall effect is a wonderfully light modern courtyard space, which is open to the public for their enjoyment.

Dana Dusbiber, who teaches English at an inner-city high school in Sacramento, California, wrote a blog for the Washington Post saying that not only was she uninterested in the bard's stories – but she also felt that there was more literature out there that better suited her "ethnically-diverse and wonderfully curious modern-day students".

And soon after, the holidays are looking bright with the arrival of various productions of The Nutcracker, from the traditional Balanchine version presented by New York City Ballet to The Mark Morris Dance Group's wonderfully retro-modern The Hard Nut presented at BAM.

Wilson brings this history to life via the stories of some of the last of the original operators, as well as some wonderfully eccentric modern-day enthusiasts -- the film is full of charming anecdotes and amusing sound bites.

Even Alan Shearer, before his late career habit of spending most of his time wrestling his way backwards across the halfway line with his arms stretched out, like a man reaching for the mantelpiece after a power cut, was in his pomp a wonderfully complete, natural, modern centre-forward.