Sentence examples for neglected wonder from inspiring English sources

Within 10 minutes I am sitting among the wooden panelled rooms of the NUM headquarters, that green-domed, neglected wonder of Edwardian architecture, to meet Alan Cummings, the former NUM lodge secretary in Easington.

Preceding the cello piece in publication order was the Piano Sonata (Op. 101), a neglected wonder of unorthodox beauty in which the formalities of sonata form and Classical etiquette have irrevocably broken down.

Oh, and if you're wondering why we neglected the rest of New York, hey, we like those startups too.

During this windy week of campaigning alongside many other foreign journalists, I couldn't help wondering: Do they not feel neglected amid all this talk about my country?

"Maybe as the decade goes on, people will wonder if these should be called neglected diseases.

Some of them wondered if he was abused or neglected.

Drawing on Roth and Lee's (2007) review of Vygotsky's neglected legacy of cultural-historical activity theory, we wondered, how the object (a video) mediates the activity (video watching) realised by students.

Robert Lipsyte's superb young adult novel "Center Field" makes you wonder if it's possible to be neglected and smothered at the same time.

It was neglected, but it still looked good enough to make Josh wonder whether anyone polished the apples.

He said he didn't want them wondering why they needed to do something he'd neglected.

Is it any wonder that Kashmiris feel "that theirs is the voice of a neglected people"?