Sentence examples for wonderfully then from inspiring English sources

If God (however defined) is everywhere and "everywhen," as the Australian aboriginals put it so wonderfully, then why are some places thin and others not?

In the chapter where she describes (but dances around naming) her rape, she writes sadly and wonderfully — and then, all of a sudden, so diligently: "Everyone should understand that there are no excuses for nonconsensual sex.

It was roughly how Bryson described it: long, hard, and monotonous, but also beautiful and enlightening and wonderfully (and then, later, worryingly) slimming.

Nick somehow manages to carry this tricksy combination off wonderfully and then, the moment he steps away from the cameras, is back to being the loveliest, most approachable fellow you could imagine.

The Mahler bloomed wonderfully from then on; once again, I marvelled not only at this conductor's brilliant execution of musical detail but also at how this orchestra has managed to produce (under Maazel's baton, at least) a sumptuous, even elegant sound in a hall of notoriously frustrating acoustics.

The next day [they] phoned and wondered if I would like to try again … and we got on wonderfully from then on... Though I saw a lot of her, it wasn't so that we spoke much about our private lives..

Unregulated, untried, untested, badly understood and prone to the predations of the slick and fraudulent, the markets for new financial instruments bubble wonderfully and then crash horrifically.

Then, wonderfully, he busies himself by scraping the snow from Nikita and lying on top of him.