Sentence examples for let us wonder from inspiring English sources

"What a wicked thing to do, to let us wonder if it's you … " chides a third.

To make up for it, they invite her to a restaurant meal, which Cynthia promptly spoils by complaining and making a fuss, and Hogg lets us wonder if the fuss-making is displacement activity, a symptom of deeper problems.

Graham let us see wonders, whether she chose Greek drama (Oedipus, Medea, Clytemnestra), or female artists and warriors (Emily Dickinson and Joan of Arc).

When Ms. Robinson asked what he was famous for, he said, "I was a houseguest; that was it," in a tone of wonder that let us know he realized his fame was ridiculous.

In this, the hour of the annual tuition bill, the season of the fiscal cliff, let us pause to gaze in wonder at a true curiosity: the tax break for people who send their children to private or religious schools for kindergarten through 12th grade.

Experience these and other authors who never let us forget that, like the wonder of a kiss, science is indeed all around us.

I wonder if she'd let us in.

I wonder if they'll let us near?

Moreover infrared light can penetrate the dusty smog that fills our galaxy, letting us see wonders that are hidden in visible light".

The mathematical precision of this orbital dance let them wonder about the amazing science that would welcome us when the "flowers next bloomed in June of 2004".

Would I just let her wonder?