Sentence examples for wonder of everything from inspiring English sources

What, I wonder, of everything he's endured, has been the hardest?

'It's good to get a bit of balance but I still want to believe in the wonder of everything.' Gareth Grundy.

Keep a sense of responsible awareness, but go ahead and feel the wonder of everything; try fun things like moving your body to mimic the poses the kid is striking, and let her or him in on it by pointing out stuff to laugh about together.

I recently wondered — of everything Mr. Gardner has written, which has been his biggest seller?

Metaphysics of this sort is "not rational and abstract like that of learned men now," Vico emphasizes, "but felt and imagined [by men] without power of ratiocination...This metaphysics was their poetry, a faculty born with them...born of their ignorance of causes, for ignorance, the mother of wonder, made everything wonderful to men who were ignorant of everything" ("Poetic Wisdom," §375, p.116).

That's the thing in this part of the world – the relaxed wonder and abundance of everything.

As the great critic Lester Bangs once wrote, in an essay celebrating the naughty wonder of downtown New York, everything else is Gila Bend, Ariz., baby.

But that terrible period when she just "questioned everything, and wondered about the point of everything" became the starting point of Pact.

But you have to wonder whether the obsessive study of everything to do with the Supreme Court has practical value to, say, the lawyers who argue before the court.

Every time a taxi driver bitches at me for using a credit card, I wonder why the "Re-Imagination Of Everything" hasn't engulfed everything in its wake.

Corbynmania has induced a bout of "left positioning", with most of the six contenders frantically flagging past and present alignments with the bearded wonder of Islington North on everything from spending cuts to foreign conflicts in the hope that those who've signed up to march the parliamentary road to socialism will take a shine to them too.