Sentence examples for Incite wonder from inspiring English sources

UnTheythen, I can't were to play with this at home.

I saw Makerbot CEO Bre Pettis on the cover of Wired in late September, and while the novelty of the process incited wonder in my inner 10-year-old, I didn't think much about it after the fact.

"What we really want to do is incite some wonder, some joy, some celebration," Ms. Rogers said last month.

They know Chase Utley as "The Man" in this town, a nickname bestowed upon him a decade ago by legendary broadcaster Harry Kalas, and his return to Citizens Bank Park in a 15-5 Dodgers victory incited a series of wonders.

It is probably impossible to recreate in modern audiences the wonder that the very earliest films must have incited.

It therefore seems perfectly reasonable that mail be restricted on the grounds that it might incite racial or religious violence.Some of you may be wondering, since The Economist does not advocate racial or religious hatred (thank you for noticing), why didn't prison officials simply cut out the offending picture, or remove the offending page.

In view of these results, one cannot help but wonder if it was the achieved NOAEL which incited investigators to increase levels of exposure in animal models, or rather the likelihood of "unpublishable" results?

These images can do wonders to halt a sex life, induce paranoia and incite fear of the unknown.

We wondered how she could speak so terribly as to incite violent remarks from a crowd, and all with a smile on her face...

Watching these shows, I wonder if a balance can exist between shunning teen moms and using entertainment to incite a young girl's curiosity to follow the same path?

I wonder how Thomas L. Friedman's fondness for sushi has led him to the idea of inciting a "revolution" in Japan (column, April 7).