Michael, which is held to be a marvellous thing, with a child in swaddling-clothes, which appears alive, in the arms of a woman.
In this picture are friars bewailing the death of their master, and it is a marvellous thing to see the beautiful expression of the sadness of lamentation in the heads, counterfeited with great art and resemblance to nature.
Arno had for a sign the Lion, and Tiber the She-Wolf, with the infants Romulus and Remus; and they were both colossal figures of extraordinary grandeur and beauty, in the likeness of marble.
I have made this digression for the sake of truth, and it must suffice for all the rest of his Life.
Michelagnolo, when he was placed with Domenico Ghirlandajo, was fourteen years of age.
And a portrait of the Emperor Charles V, which he made from the breast upwards, of marble, has been held to be a marvellous thing, and was very dear to his Majesty.
And it is a marvellous thing to see the difference between the two manners, and the judgment and excellence of a mere lad who was so spirited and bold, that he had the courage to correct the work of his master.
Marco, there is by the hand of Tiziano the portrait of a gentlewoman, which is a marvellous thing.
In these rivers there are fountains of healing water, and it is a marvellous thing to see their manner of rising in the midst of the rivers, for which thanks be to God our Lord.
It is certainly a marvellous thing to see the great quantity of dead bodies that there are in these sandy and barren mountains, with their clothes now worn out and mouldering away with time.
It is a marvellous thing to hear what the Indians do in this valley.
Costanza soon learned to do some of these and falling to working with the rest, became in such favour with the lady and the others that it was a marvellous thing; nor was it long before, with their teaching, she learnt their language.
This is a marvellous thing I see: my lady is dead, and I still live on!
Is not this a marvellous thing, that he has forced a passage here?
Now I beg and urgently request thee to give me some counsel, if possible, concerning some adventure or marvellous thing.
Upon my word," he says, "I know not what they may say, but to me this seems a marvellous thing.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "marvellous thing" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
