Sentence examples for Very wondrous from inspiring English sources

"I've always been fascinated by fairy tales, in part because I think they're so interesting in the way they play out our anxieties and desires, and in the way that the transformation is possible and very wondrous," Awad said.

And they are equally, if very differently, wondrous.

"The Truth About Charlie" is at the very least a wondrous antidote to that; one of the cops is named Dessalines, after the Haitian ruler.

It's the kind of rare movie that's beyond good and bad — there's no point to judging the fullness of the staging or the amplitude of the sets in terms of the movies that inspire it; its very existence is wondrous.

Blum tells her literally wondrous tale very well.

But something wondrous, and very strange, was about to happen.

Rather as Richard Dawkins has argued, Bryson insists that the results of scientific study can be wondrous and very often are so.

As an artist, Bowland has kept her own childlike sense of wondrous confusion very much alive and for that reason her art generates a drama-filled parallel universe.

And Tarkovsky employs his own special effects — very few of them, but wondrous ones that stick in the mind.

When my older daughter, Nora, got a tropical fish several years ago, my younger daughter, Grace, became mesmerized by the swimming, the swirling, the very being of such a wondrous thing.

Manziel plays with the type of wondrous, reckless abandonment very few possess.