Sentence examples for both wonder and a from inspiring English sources

A journalist with some linguistics training, Mr Erard is not a hyperpolyglot himself (he speaks some Spanish and Chinese), but he approaches his topic with both wonder and a healthy dash of scepticism.Mezzofanti, for example, was a high-ranking clergyman born in 1774.

These kinds of scenarios can inspire "both wonder and a certain moral queasiness," Mukherjee writes.

He credited Kircher with inspiring a new kind of museum, one that evokes both wonder and skepticism.

It is both a wonder and a blunder to me.

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.

It's a wonder and a delight.

Lernadzor's wonder They call him Lernadzor's wonder and a pride of the village.

"Wonder tales" might be the better term: fairytales inspire both wonder as astonishment and as a form of questioning.

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.

Niagara Falls, a cataract on the Niagara River between New York and Ontario, is one of North America's best-known natural wonders and an important source of hydroelectric power for both the United States and Canada.