Sentence examples for wonder inspired from inspiring English sources

This knowledge adds substance to the feeling of wonder inspired by this show.

Building on the wonder inspired by outer space, Astrophysics for Young People in a Hurry introduces an exciting field and the principles of scientific inquiry to young readers.

Another interesting fact – Books of Wonder inspired the setting for the children's bookstore in You've Got Mail, right down to being measured, photographed, and rebuilt on the movie's sound stage.

Staged in precisely calibrated color fields by Mr. Wonder, inspired in part by the ritual theater of Japan, in part by the endgames of Samuel Beckett, the production has ripened to a masterpiece, every moment charged with precise, impassioned meaning.

Gorgeously recorded and impeccably produced, "Midwinter Graces" includes some characteristic stunners, like "Star of Wonder," inspired by the three kings from the East, and "Holly, Ivy and Rose," with a dramatic Celtic lilt.

The movie grows from a sense of wonder inspired by the contemplation of Biblical grandeur, the recognition that there was a world in which divine and human things seemed to be integrated.

Years ago, those natural wonders inspired architect Peter Hartmann to abandon his native Santiago for Coyhaique, a small regional capital tucked away in a picturesque mountain valley.

"Lost in a thicket of proliferating questions, I was never able to find my way back to that initial curiosity and wonder that inspired the investigation in the first place".

It is little wonder he inspired awe among opponents and schoolchildren alike, and little wonder that for the hard folk of New Zealand he ranks as highly as any other All Black.

Palacio spoke to KidsPost by phone from her home in New York about "Wonder" and the movement it has spurred called "Choose Kind". KidsPost: You have said "Wonder" was inspired by missing a "teaching moment". What was that?

R.J. Palacio's book "Wonder" has inspired millions of kids.