0 present participle of marvel
Othello, marvelling, will always look down, and never find his answer.
During the genre's heyday, from the 1830s to the 1860s, the critics were, in general, satisfied, sometimes marvelling extravagantly at the verisimilitude of the sets and costumes.
They were remarkable representations, and after seeing them one left the cinema marvelling that they had been made in another country.
It is because the eyes of people in this country and the world, for reasons best known to themselves, are marvelling at the event which has taken place today.
I cannot help marvelling at their achievement.
Ministers are fond of criticising the militancy of workers, but given this background of rising prices which their policies have created they should be marvelling at the workers' restraint.
For joy, coming after the advent of being and marvelling before it, is consubstantial with being, joy founds it and forms it.
They enter the garden marvelling at its beauty.
