Sentence examples for wonderful consequences from inspiring English sources

"These are the wonderful consequences of our intervention -- and the brilliance of it really is mindboggling," said Chas Freeman, a Middle East scholar and critic of the neoconservatives.

What a wonderful consequence," he says.

Another wonderful consequence of your therapist being real with you is that it can feel like you have a coach in your corner, which most patients enjoy.

Which is why if Savage got his way and the adultery taboo weakened significantly (as it did, with not-so-wonderful consequences, in the 1970s), the result wouldn't be a gorgeous mosaic of marital diversity as far as the eye can see.

Wonderful, wonderful moment".

A couple of weeks ago I spent four days discussing the strange, wonderful and useful consequences of electromagnetism, another of those three Standard Model forces.

Even the most wonderful technology has unintended consequences.

(Kate Germano has a wonderful explanation of the consequences of these assumptions).

The novel is not devoid of humour, either; there are some wonderful one-liners: "the eternal consequences of football-related immorality"; "porn is everywhere, online and in the Next catalogue"; "the dangers of the dark", "hazard of the horizontal" and "perils of privacy"; those "naughty 'B's: never show … breast, back, bottom or belly".

Or maybe it is all entirely wonderful and I should simply stop agonising about the consequences.

According to legend, Duell declared that everything that can be invented has already been invented; and even though this wonderful story is probably apocryphal, it nonetheless illustrates in a humorous way the possible consequences of an impoverished imagination.