Sentence examples for be wondered from inspiring English sources
verb
To ponder; to feel doubt and curiosity; to wait with uncertain expectation; to query in the mind.
- I wonder whether penguins can fly.
"I think that's not even to be wondered at," he said.
The poisoned knives were not to be wondered at; after all, this was a cadre of professional critics.
This is not to be wondered at, and it might have come back if he had only lived.
It might also be wondered why I needed to say anything at all, to which my only defence is that such a spectacle demanded a response.
"How noisy can it be?" wondered Miss Tran, whose family's Bensonhurst house was on a two-way thoroughfare, not far from the above-ground D tracks.
It might be wondered why the Bank is predicting a relatively small increase in unemployment, but that's because policy will remain supportive of jobs.
Somebody will be wondering where I am.
Mr Erdogan must surely be wondering.
You may be wondering about job requirements.
they seemed to be wondering.
