As sung quietly by Ms. Cook, its show-must-go-on spirit was muted, and it became a contemplation of the mystery of existence: a slow dance infused with wonder.
He looks at a picture of his family in happier times, and dies having had an epiphany that infuses him with "wonder, joy, and soul-shaking gratitude"—he has finally seen the world as it is.
It rolled and roiled down the stands and washed onto the field and into the sky, infused with jubilation and wonder, with relief and belief.
Serrano tells Creators he enjoys enticing audiences by infusing his work with wonder and eroticism, as well.
Although part of Maya's tory is infused with the signature wonder of Allende's work, the novel also gets "down-and-dirty!" Exploring the underbelly of the horrific drug and prostitute scene in Las Vegas, as well as the atrocities committed in post-Allende Chile.
That film was infused with the wonders and terrors of childhood, and was a tour de force of Freudian mischief and Felliniesque nostalgia.
While Suzuki's Bach is informed by a lifetime's familiarity, his Handel is infused with a sense of wonder at something new.
But in the meantime, beyond these cares is the wonder of music infused with the passions of those who play for their very lives, dancing all the way.
Through this work the passages infused with emotion - pain, exaltation, wonder, boredom - are elevated to match and surpass the importance in her records of visitors and mentions of artworks.
Every day of my life since then has been enriched; infused with a sense of wonder, be it from witnessing a bunch of male birds of paradise displaying at a lek in a New Guinea rainforest, or watching the sparrows hop around the table searching for crumbs at a streetside café in central Melbourne.
As a child hearing my father's stories, and especially after his death from a heart attack at the age of 64 when I was only 8, I wondered how I could ever infuse my own life with the same sense of wonder and excitement.
