Wonderfully used in a sentence

Wonderfully in a sentence as an adverb

Isn't that awesome and wonderfully great! Oh, by the way, you have 7 days until we delete all your receipts."

At first it seemed like a wonderfully quixotic project - a new, home-grown search engine? Yeah right!

Yes PCI3 is wonderfully fast, but compared to RAM<=>CPU its like reading a floppy disk. That asside, there is really nothing new or special about the macpro.

With a specific point that it all started wonderfully, then got corporatized. I'm happy believing that this was the main problem.

This is a wonderfully provocative piece that has made me think, although I disagree with parts of it. Some random thoughts: - First check you're not trying to solve a social problem with technology.

Who wouldn't want low crime, clean streets, and a wonderfully healthy economy? In that sense I find Singapore to be the scariest dystopia in the world today.

Ah, but how wonderfully and brilliantly out of touch. He is also wrong about software aging and needing maintenance, as well, but there is an important lesson to learn from what he said.

Here's a wonderfully useful open source project - Google gperftools [1]. It includes TCMalloc amongst other things.

He, and several other on hn, have been wonderfully helpful all along the development of Bushido. If there are any questions feel free to post them here, and I'll do my best to keep up with answering them!

Thank you Justin Frankel for this wonderfully whimsical piece of software and all the code you have shared over the years. I wouldn't have been a programmer if it weren't for you being providing such a stellar role model.

In our wonderfully complex world, we sow complexity, and reap disaster. Im not sure what the answer is, but there is something terribly wrong when destruction is more profitable than creation.

Your comment comes across as a little like the CEO who spends a day on the factory floor and proclaims that he had a marvelous time and everyone treated him wonderfully. Unsurprising, but hardly enlightening...

Anyway, I completely concur that abstractions that worked before, work wonderfully today. But I also don't worry about an array of 100M items on a server in RAM anymore.

It worked wonderfully. Even back then Apple was very auto-configure-y which made finding printers and file servers very easy.

To someone who's currently reverse-engineering Thief for the purposes of remaking it for modern platforms, this is a wonderfully helpful document. Many thanks.

Apple and Samsung are both doing wonderfully, but others including HTC, LG, and Motorola Mobility aren't in such a sunny position. Amazon hasn't said this, but some have justified Amazon's high P/E ratio by saying that Amazon is going to be the future of retail and once they've killed off some of their competition, they'll be able to raise their margins.

In fact, it is absolutely astounding how many 1975 abstractions translate wonderfully into the world of 2012. Architecturally, almost everything that worked back then still works now, including OS research, PL research, algorithms research, and software engineering research -- the four pillars that are holding up the modern software world.

It's a beautiful and wonderfully located place, but the stated or unstated reasons many US expats give for moving there are narrowly selfish -- in the sense of irrational selfishness vs enlightened self-interest -- low taxes, clean streets. Yet Singapore's culture is strongly communitarian: there may be low income taxes, but there are tons of other rules and regulations.