Mr. Dreyfoos was surprised, "wonderfully so," he said.
That he is talented, and wonderfully so, is not in dispute.
The end is not uplifting, but the performances, from four sassy newcomers, are wonderfully so.
By contrast, the Colorado Ballet's version — 20 years old, though extensively revised and redesigned over the years — seemed thoroughly middle of the road, and often wonderfully so.
Deafness reminded him of Surrealist word-games in which question and answer were unrelated, or only incidentally and wonderfully so:What is reason?
It does sound thriftily-made, but wonderfully so, as if the tracks had a simple but beautiful need to exist.
The introduction of new characters becomes momentous, modestly but wonderfully so with the first folklike entry of a chain of women (accompanying a new woodwind figure).
It transpires, wonderfully so for the dynamic of the 41st joust for the Ryder Cup, that tales of Europe's demise were grossly exaggerated.
The government's attitude was, "'Look, everything is going wonderfully, so just shut up and let us do our thing,"' she said.
How many works from past centuries never got published or, published, were never read?" If you take that seriously, you must conclude that Rose's stunt is useless — and wonderfully so.
If the expression "ordinary person" applied to anyone - and assuredly, except in the most reductive of statistical senses, it does not: the rule everywhere is individuality, and wonderfully so - you could get few gamblers to bet against a world-wide poll showing a massive majority in favour of the following (very meaningful) abstractions: peace, stability, justice.
