Sentence examples for which wonders from inspiring English sources

"I just thought about your ashes vase," he said, referring to her cremation urn, which wonders, in Scrabble tiles, "Does this make my ashes look fat?" He continued: "People always talk to me about the humor in what I do.

By the time the band got to "Monkey Riches" — which wonders, "Where exactly is my heart?" — Deakin was hopping and spinning as he played guitar, and everyone on the dance floor was bobbing.

Regina Spektor, whose piano playing invoked Russian Romanticism, sang about fears in "Après Moi" and "The Sword and the Pen" — which wonders, "What if nothing is safe?" — and about human conceptions of God in "Laughing With".

The United States, too, presents a confused image to the world, which wonders who speaks for our policy: the State Department, the national security adviser, the Pentagon or numerous Congressional committees, senators and representatives?

This is an extraordinarily well-observed portrait of early teenage life, which wonders aloud how it is possible to negotiate such a seemingly callous society, and what that means for the adult environment these people will compose.

Re "It's Easier to Be Green" (Week in Review, April 8), which wonders why more people haven't become vegetarians in the wake of mad cow disease and foot-and-mouth disease: We all suffer from an "it tastes just like" attitude.

The iconic singer presented the award to Ed Sheeran for his single "Thinking Out Loud", which Wonder called a "great song".

The surprise is Ms. Sklarz commenting on a story in which Wonder Woman is changed into a gorilla.

interprets a fan's confession which wondered if blood makes vampires hungry or horny.

"Oxenfree" mixes its terror with plenty of playfulness, creating a game in which wonder and ambiguity rather than pure frights and boos are a priority.

To which Wonder Woman (Lilly Singh) retorts: "Well I'm a woman who wonders what you're thinking, some of your records make me wish you started drinking".