Sentence examples for less wondrous from inspiring English sources

This time, the signals may be less wondrous.

Secular explanations of the world (modern physics, astronomy, evolution) have not made the world less wondrous, and have not undermined the validity or the authority of our wonderment.

The show doesn't always capture all the witty absurdity of the original, and inevitably the updating renders it more mundane and less wondrous.

Experience has taught me that images in progress can look stranger than what audiences see, usually more cluttered, mostly less wondrous but sometimes more so.

Of course, the traditional Hollywood star celebrity book is not dead, although its sales in recent years indicate it might be a less wondrous genre than it once was.

This is typical Suleiman, as anyone who saw his no less wondrous work "Divine Intervention" (2002), can testify: the joke that saddens, and the scrap of physical business — a tic, a dumb habit, a plate of food — that bears witness to the shape of a life.

I still believe in miracles, and love is a genderless, politics-less, wondrous miracle.

In the members-only Jewish sports club in the center of town, that was called nothing less than wondrous.

But no less impressive were wondrous moments of quiet, from the muted trumpets and in string tremolos.

Debussy (the less-known but wondrous Dances for Harp and Strings), Milhaud, Satie, Ravel and Pierre Boulez are joined by Stravinsky (the Wind Octet) and Varese ("Octandre").

One of the less-mentioned wonders of this wondrous piece is not the first movement or the second, but the gap between the two.