Sentence examples for wondrous difference from inspiring English sources
Yet observe what a wondrous difference a week makes.
Her Columbia University Press books are Shivers Down Your Spine: Cinema, Museums, and the Immersive View (2008) and Wondrous Difference: Cinema, Anthropology, and Turn-of-the-Century Visual Culture (2002).
Classical Studies offers a completely alien world that is neutral ground, perfect for finding weird and wondrous similarities (and differences) with which to think about the world we live in now.
And they are equally, if differently, wondrous.
And they are equally, if very differently, wondrous.
But on Saturday night at the Imtech Arena, it wasn't so much Bastian Schweinsteiger's stooped header before the break that made the real difference but the second goal, a truly wondrous strike from Thomas Müller.
Still, there are worse things than doing what you're passionate about and making a difference in the world, which, along with the wondrous view outside the window, made the gathering about more than just surviving hard times.
But the differences don't alter the general sense of wondrous, escapist whimsy.
"But does he study of foreign language, world history, or anthropology make a difference to me?" I try to explain that knowledge of languages and cultures opens new and wondrous worlds of experience.
