Sentence examples for open to wonder from inspiring English sources
An enthusiastic jogger, a dedicated gardener, a gifted linguist, a devoted uncle; he was endlessly inquisitive and open to wonder.
The songs seemed to be built from little more than whispers: soft piano, ghostly atmospheric textures, and Buchanan's masterful voice, weary yet still open to wonder.
He focuses on eyes wide open to wonder, basking in the light of profound discoveries.
Question to Walk With: When are you most open to wonder?
What is lacking is Magritte's sense of doubt opening up to wonder, and wonder opening up to doubt.
MELBOURNE, Australia — He has been Roger the Great for so long that when Roger Federer turns in a merely mortal performance, as he did Tuesday in the first round of the Australian Open, people start to wonder: what's wrong?
How long has the window been opened, you have to wonder?
Political zeal to this end knows no bounds, and one who attempts to view the issue with an open mind is left to wonder if this group believes that approval of anything else means they'll somehow catch what they view as a kind of infection.
But Mr. Matthews acknowledges that her public bearing can at times "cause people to wonder how open she would be to my needs and feelings".
With bars in places like Chelsea and the Castro filling with healthy men, and the continual migration of new people in search of a more open life, some men began to wonder, What's so bad about H.I.V.? It's a treatable disease.
In a Wednesday editorial headlined "Day of Fate Is at Hand", it welcomed a western attack on Syria with open arms: "It's time to wonder if we should not take the probable idiocy of the US and its allies as a positive omen".
