Sentence examples for continual wonder from inspiring English sources

From its own peculiar angle, it reflects with continual wonder on the fact that we have – or that we are – bodies.

It always involves the same notes, the same beats, the same rhythms; and it's a continual wonder to me that so much can be done with so little and in so many staggeringly different ways.

It's a continual wonder that the show manages to wring so much dry comedy from the Martha situation, and yet the writers never make Clark's long-suffering fake spouse feel like a worthless dupe or a laughingstock.

If nothing else, "Wolf Hall" gives Rylance, a noted British actor, his most substantial U.S. TV appearance to date, and he is a continual wonder in the lead role.

Kokoschka eyed himself with a continual curiosity.

There's a continual sense of wonder in his eyes, the sense that his ignorance is not willful but simply the product of the way others have underestimated his capacity to learn.

And although the wonder is gone from the continual shrinking of our phones and media players and the growth of our displays, one field that retains its interest is that of cybernetics.

No wonder, perhaps, that the NSA makes continual demands, which the British agency struggles to meet.

Continue to seek out a continual future.

He wondered how today's players deal with continual meetings and films and dietitians — all of which he experienced as little as possible.

Insofar as video games allow for less down time, I wonder whether they will yield individuals who expect continual stimulation from their environment rather than those who can draw out inventiveness from within themselves.