Sentence examples for lead to wonder from inspiring English sources

In his opening remarks each week Mr. Suarez tells students that the purpose of Rare Book School is to acquire knowledge that will lead to wonder, which may then "incline toward love".

One is lead to wonder whether Carnap would not be well advised to return to his 1956 position.

The 0-11 Philadelphia 76ers have proven so inept as a team so far that one is lead to wonder if the team isn't tanking on purpose.

Immediately, we are led to wonder what betrayal the narrator will reveal.

** Immediately, we are led to wonder what betrayal the narrator will reveal.

He was led to wonder whether the Taliban leaders ever really understood what it was he wanted to do.

It is only as maturity fails to replace precocity, and her volatility increases, that the reader is led to wonder: are the woods without or within?

Piet Hanemas in that novel is led to wonder "what barred him from the ranks of those many blessed who believed nothing.

These inequalities (in terms of resources and needs) and the context of sustainable development led to wonder about a better management of the aggregates.

How, then, the reader is led to wonder, can the Law be an end in itself for Jewish life?

Given that there is an entire file containing further exploits we're led to wonder where else they slipped.