Sentence examples for else to marvel from inspiring English sources

The Zhuangzi, like the Daodejing, calls upon human beings to identify with the whole of the cosmos and its transformations, and such identification involves acceptance, even celebration of death and loss, because in dying one participates in the next transformation of the cosmos and becomes something else to marvel at, such as a fly's foreleg.

Now it's Wednesday, though, which means the commentariat needs something else at which to marvel.

True, those card tables can look very realistic, but what else is there to marvel at?

They were made to work by the Namibians but there was far too much quality to marvel at – who else can stick 550 caps on the bench?

Anyone else is merely a spectator, ready to marvel at poetry in fast motion.

From 2009 to 2011, Leonhard, a Wisconsin graduate, was a member of the Jets and, like everyone else around the team, I used to marvel at his study habits.

Still, they (and everyone else) will just as likely find something to marvel over in Kevin Hawkes's elaborately conceived illustrations of a quiet little outpost turned developer's fever dream.

We are used to caressing these familiar details in the light of Vladimir Nabokov and his accomplishments, but they translate into something else for Mrs. Nabokov, who never ceased to marvel over the industry of the American housewife.

To watch him is to marvel.

It was something to marvel at.

There's always something to marvel at.