Sentence examples for something more wondrous from inspiring English sources

Something more wondrous exists than an imaginary father figure flying through the night sky in a reindeer-driven sled delivering goodies for the good.

This was not an erotic set of curves but something even more wondrous, the basic body, the primitive physical structure.

Sixty seconds after entering the oven, the pizza emerged, its delicate crust pillowed and scorched, encircling a small sea of molten mozzarella, tomato and basil — a few simple elements skillfully transformed into something greater and more wondrous than the sum of its parts.

Something more has happened this summer than a top young pitcher with a wondrous future disappointing himself and his team.

And hello again to the thought that something more baleful and petty lurks behind this coalition's outward show of wondrous amity.

That's more wondrous still.

What could be simpler - or more wondrous?

Could any indoor stage set be more wondrous?

Something more?

Rule of thumb: the greater and more wondrous that disproportion, the greater the film.

These discoveries remind us that nature is often richer and more wondrous than our imagination.