Sentence examples for deep wonder from inspiring English sources

I was experiencing awe a feeling of deep wonder and connection to something bigger than myself.

There is a deep wonder that is about words themselves, across languages.

Originally composed on napkins, playbills, receipts, and notebooks, Neruda's lost poems are full of eros and heartache, complex wordplay and deep wonder.

They just pretend not to see you and rush across the street ignoring the red lights, our call and whistles". If each of the traffic assistants brings his or her own style to the job, what seems to unite them is a deep wonder about what puts people in such a hurry nowadays, and an almost philosophical resignation about their powerlessness to do anything about it.

The service was led by the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Reverend Justin Welby, who said that we would look back at the Queen's 90 years with "deep wonder and profound gratitude".

"I always felt this deep, deep wonder about them.

The music by Mahler arrived some 80 years after its texts, but his delicate orchestral underpinnings and earnest melodies bathe anguish and absurdity alike in the kind of deep, wondering sentiment that characterized the Romantic movement in all the arts.

and a deeper wonder about this universe.

I probe a little deeper, wondering what she means specifically.

His distaste for government is so deep you wonder how he can bear to work there.

As he ponders which box to tick, the American financier may, deep down, wonder if Ondrej Celustka, Sunderland's Czech right-back on loan from Turkey's Trabzonspor, was right when, on Friday, he suggested Di Canio had been sacked prematurely.