Sentence examples for Profound wonder from inspiring English sources

We obviously have not let go of this past, reacting to it not with deep, profound wonder and a sense of atonement but with shame and defensiveness.

That charming thread runs through the pages as he chronicles the turn-around in his feelings about Tiger Woods and the profound wonder he felt as the golfer's worldwide tournament winning streak wore on.

But they are part of a profound wondering (around 1970) over the relationship between film and life.

It takes away some of your power, because you can no longer be sure what is real, but it replaces that power with a profound sense of wonder.

At that moment, though, as I stood at the window with my mouth hanging open, all I recognized was a profound sense of wonder.

At sunset, looking through its great pillars, I feel that profound sense of wonder, the weight of the sublime, that catches me when I am in great wildernesses, only here is a nature of our creating.

She had, along with a fierce intellect, a profound sense of wonder, formed partly by the summers she spent in the Napa Valley, and by her visits, at ages nine and ten, to the Golden Gate International Exposition.

Macfarlane is alert to the danger posed by all nature writing of tipping into sounding like Molesworth's Fotherington-Thomas; these are not the kind of over-ripe ramblings satirised by Evelyn Waugh in Scoop, but the product of an active academic intelligence and emotional generosity, irradiated by a profound sense of wonder.

Brother Raul got 50 years, and Mexico a profound shock.No wonder.

Hence the chateaubriand and the wine – why not? – and he was full of genuine wonder and profound gratitude for those who had nursed him.

It is no wonder that profound questions are being raised about how we will work and live in the 21st century.