Sentence examples for fleeting wonder from inspiring English sources

This wistful looking back combines flowers and snow into a fleeting wonder measuring how short life is.

But this one is especially special because its lyric captures the fleeting wonder and mystery of the music itself.

Cabot is off on a book tour now--the paperback (Dell: $5.95) is coming out today--and she remembers with fleeting wonder her last book.

Through the nostalgic use of 16mm film and the unconventional compositions brought about by split-screen editing, Matos and Mauries-Rinfret convey the fleeting wonders of a summer afternoon in their hometown.

A vicarious insight, a fleeting moment of wonder, an inkling that maybe it's all going to work out after all?

(Sisario) NADA SURF (Tuesday) It's awfully easy to dismiss the Brooklyn alt-rock band Nada Surf as a fleeting one-hit wonder (the video for its gimmicky single "Popular" caused a bit of controversy in 1996), but it has maintained a considerable fan base.

Though that's a Pollyannish stretch, there is scientific evidence that paying attention to even our fleeting moments of wonder can incline our minds toward what mindfulness meditation teacher and author James Baraz calls "awakening joy".

Forty-five yeafterfthe the band broke up, the Beatles 1+ CD/DVD elicits that same joy, and the fleeting sense of wonder that the Beatles really happened and that we witnessed it.

And occasionally, he had wondered for fleeting moments what had become of her pretty mate.

It took months of work to deliver the exhibition's fleeting moments of whimsy and wonder to thousands of museumgoers.

Thoughts and cultural reflections are subtly woven throughout the fabric of 10 short essays that describe both staggering highs and desperate lows, where hours of dullness and disappointment are as common as fleeting moments of elation and wonder.