Sentence examples for to wondered from inspiring English sources
verb
To ponder; to feel doubt and curiosity; to wait with uncertain expectation; to query in the mind.
- I wonder whether penguins can fly.
No credit check!" One neighbor I spoke to wondered why anyone would want to buy it.
Several academics I spoke to wondered whether his elbows could be sharpened sufficiently for Washington -- he was not exactly Rahm Emanuel.
Rather than something to wondered over, they're a model to be copied and learnt from, an entirely sensible, quietly retro-ish lesson in how to build and nurture a group of players.
The soldiers he talked to wondered how all the Republicans and Democrats they saw debating the war on television could speak with such certainty about whether the surge was working and whether Iraq was on a path toward self-sustainability.
One journalist Heller refers to wondered how Rand "charmed so many young people into quoting John Galt as religiously as 'clergymen quote Matthew, Mark, Luke and John.' " Inevitably, it all ended in tears, when Branden fell in love with a young actress and was expelled from Rand's circle forever.
One expert the Times spoke to wondered where that would have left Lou Gehrig: "Would they have signed him if they knew he was predisposed to A.L.S.?" Gehrig still holds the all-time record for grand slams — twenty-three — though last night Manny Ramirez hit his twenty-first.
