Sentence examples for cause wonder from inspiring English sources

Here, the sacred is not meant to cause wonder, but to impose order and obedience and curb visceral urges.

The seide itself could consist of a high promontory or a rock jutting out in an unusual fashion or shaped in such a way as to cause wonder.

People, including many who seem sympathetic to the cause, wonder when occupiers will be able to declare a victory.

Was there a "lack of morality" underneath Speer's initial attraction to "the cause," wondered Ms. Sereny?

The durbar caused wonder.

Was that cause for wonder or terror?

For Wittgenstein, the world's existence was cause for wonder.

That alcohol should have inspired a rich mythology is not much cause for wonder.

But the company also has fair cause to wonder why it has been singled out.

There is no cause to wonder why one stepsister is black and one white.

And a student of body language might also have cause to wonder while watching the President's video message.