Sentence examples for both a wonder and a from inspiring English sources
It is both a wonder and a blunder to me.
The show, which has broadcast more episodes in a year than most hit shows produce in a lifetime, has been described as both a wonder drug and a dangerous addiction for ABC.
But both a natural wonder and a choral event it is nevertheless: the spring peeper frogs filling the night with an almost deafening high-pitched cry.
Requiring only sixty-five rolled-up newspapers, this structure is both an architectural wonder and a cage in which you can languish during a self-imposed timeout.
These kinds of scenarios can inspire "both wonder and a certain moral queasiness," Mukherjee writes.
Lernadzor's wonder They call him Lernadzor's wonder and a pride of the village.
If the emerging world of EdTech robots has you curious about trying something new, then these companies have done their job— wonder is both an emotion and a skillset with which we could all use a little more practice.
Given that psychology is both a biological and a social science, it's no wonder that psychologists suffer from it -- we get it from both directions!
"My first mass-produced toy, Wonder the Vegan Wolf, is (as the name implies) both a wolf and a vegan.
