Bigger than Jesus has been the headline, and the news that Carl Linnaeus has been judged the most influential person on Wikipedia could be seen as the final triumph of the Enlightenment: religion routed by a Swedish scientist who established how we name the species that make up the wondrous range of life on our planet.
"The Knight Commission was impressed, as am I, by the wondrous range of new technological tools that are enabling more and more people to be creators, shapers, and distributors of information than ever before.
Asides, glances, pauses, silences, double takes, and false starts — Hess catches an extraordinary range of wondrous humanity within the extravagant theatrics of his wildly self-presenting actors.
A seemingly dreamy though still tense section segues into a wondrous movement of chiming, sustained harmonies.
China's steel market is a wondrous combination of socialism and capitalism.
My favorite of her books, "The Beggar Maid," is a wondrous display of nonlinear temporality.
The final-day singles offered a wondrous mixture of matches.
In forests, on airplanes, in crowds, and at dinner, it was a wondrous year of visual firsts.
Mr. Kissin dispatched the filigreed figurations with delicate, milky textures and uncanny clarity: a wondrous rush of notes.
From here on, he will be storming dust, a wondrous mixture of the quick and the dead.
While these fanciful photos from the newspaper's archive depict a wondrous future of backseat TV, it never caught on.
