marvelously

marvelous | American Dictionary

marvelous
adjective[ not gradable ]
us/ˈmɑr·və·ləs/
extremely good:
This marvelous invention will help many disabled people.
We’ve had some marvelous results with this drug.

marvelously

adverbus/ˈmɑr·və·ləs·li/
Jackie is marvelously well organized.

Examples of marvelous

marvelous
Looking into the contents, the book starts with a marvelous introduction where, first of all, a classification of formal methods and systems can be found.
Where is the mischievous sprite that prevents us from gaining deliberate access to the marvelous device that cognitive scientists imagine?
While such accounts can offer marvelous insight into the logic and politics of property, they seem curiously partial.
This is in no small part because of the wide range of illustrative examples and the many marvelous and telling quotations from contemporary (primary) sources.
She and the other journalists promote the nascent factory system by representing homogenous commodities as individuals and factories as marvelous agents of individuation.
The action production system does the marvelous things of which humans are capable; it causes behavior.
It would be marvelous if we could enunciate a "law" that "fully accounted for the behavior of living organisms" but our goals are more modest.
Lacking rational-agency capability, a cat, though a marvelous animal, cannot accomplish anything remotely as fine as a human person can.
He omits nothing fit and suitable to delight the minds of his listeners, achieving thus something that is magnificent and marvelous.
The introduction is marvelous, but the conclusion is a bit of an anticlimax.
Pound makes a marvelous if frail third here.
I hear you speak within me, marvelous, with many voices.
Extensive bibliography and many highly useful summary tables facilitates the use of this book as a quick reference and as a marvelous in depth review.
Or, some may just read it for the pleasure of learning the marvelous ways the human organism adapts to its environment.
It was marvelous because he introduced everything via examples, and then you could study for the exam because you had a good feel for what probability theory was all about.
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