Sentence examples for expressed wonder from inspiring English sources

Even more have expressed wonder about the vast riches spent on rebuilding Wembley.

In the recording on Al Jazeera, Dr. Zawahiri expressed wonder that the leader of a superpower could deliver a speech so full of lies.

But Mr Obama also expressed wonder that either top Democrat would want to subject themselves to another bid for the presidency.

And days before his citizenship ceremony, he expressed wonder at why more people did not realize that the 2001 attack on the World Trade Center "was an inside job".

Although the King expressed wonder and amazement at the garden seen through the glass, and praised the Master's conquest of a new world, he asked many questions about the lens and the teakwood box, as if he suspected them of working a spell.

Perhaps with a touch of theatre, Hamid Gul, the former I.S.I. chief, publicly expressed wonder that bin Laden was living in a city with three army regiments, less than a mile from an élite military academy, in a house that appeared to have been built expressly to protect him.

"While he asserted his authority, I continuously questioned it," she expressed, "wondering who suddenly gave him this prominent role in my life and what it is that compelled him to equate his power as a man to his worth in the family".

He expresses wonder that the profession isn't crammed with former Supreme Court Justices, bishops, & Ph.D's.

For, while expressing wonder at "being mentioned in the same breath as Michael Frayn", Lebrecht is not exactly modest.

"A question is more spacious than a statement," she once wrote, "far better suited to expressing wonder".

Lest anyone think this was off the cuff, Berlusconi got in trouble a few months ago for expressing wonder at how tan the new American President was.