Sentence examples for wonderfully more from inspiring English sources

Simple but true: food becomes "literally more wonderful (and wonderfully more literal)" when we remember that who we are and what we eat are parts of the same world.

While it's an affecting image (and wonderfully more militant than the normal, vanilla gay rights-activism symbols), I can't help but think how much John Waters would hate this whole thing: everyone trying to be the same, trying to be just like our straight brothers and sisters.

Most wonderfully, the more you read, the more intelligent you become, as intelligence can be honed and improved through continuous learning and accretion of knowledge.

In short, he writes wonderfully far more often than he writes badly.

It works wonderfully well, more successfully in fact than the too-long story, in which a "big round mother," who looks a lot like a flowered sofa, is so busy doing the wash in a tub that she has no time to give her son a bath.

But at least as far as career goes, I'm wonderfully relaxed: no more steps to climb, no more boxes to check.

Then South Africa will look even more wonderfully like a normal democracy.

In contrast, there is no day in the calendar more wonderfully British than May Day.

The only person in fashion more wonderfully deranged than the outlaw photographer Terry Richardson was, not surprisingly, his father.

Hong Kong still caters wonderfully to the more earthly senses, with a staggering array of restaurants and nightclubs.

(There is also a wonderfully garish, altogether more characteristic ceramic fish, with plate, that Moore made at the age of 17).