Sentence examples for writes marvellously from inspiring English sources

Mr Cumings writes marvellously about the "herky- jerky movement" and the telescoping of change in the state.

The film director Philippe Claudel also writes marvellously evocative stories, somewhere between fable and nightmare and Monsieur Linh and His Child (Maclehose Press) is a superb example of his craft.

He has written marvellously about Paris before in The Flâneur, a "stroll through the paradoxes of Paris", and again in Our Paris: Sketches from Memory, illustrated by his ailing lover Hubert Sorin.

Such powerful writing, marvellously exact and penetrating – and all about how we're mixed up inextricably with the rest of Europe.

Earlier this month he wrote a marvellously vituperative column for Le Monde that has been trending across the francophone world.

Butcher (the author of the bestselling Congo narrative Blood River) has written a marvellously absorbing book on the nature of one man's political grievance and its terrible aftermath.

So, anyway, Michael Billington has written a marvellously insightful review in the best daily newspaper there is – and founded in Manchester to boot – the Guardian.

For last week's Times Travel section, the novelist Reif Larsen wrote a marvellously reflective tribute to Norway's landscape and slow TV, suggesting that the latter is a reaction to "intensive modernization in nearly all sectors of Norwegian life".

While Judt is proudly a man of the left, with a romantic view of a world now gone, in which national solidarity and comradeship were underpinned by pre-Beeching railway lines, there is plenty in this marvellously written book that has an old-fashioned Tory like me nodding in enthusiastic agreement.

In Double Whammy, Carl Hiaasen's marvellously grotesque satire on Florida corruption, he writes: 'Every pillhead fugitive felon in America winds up in Florida eventually.

But writing displayed her hand, marvellously formed.