Sentence examples for wondrous example from inspiring English sources

In Britain, we have the wondrous example of the information commissioner refusing to tell the victims of illegal media intrusion that they have been targeted.

In a wondrous example of hypocrisy, the U.S. accuses Vietnam of unfair trade in catfish and so justifies a retaliatory tariff on the fish of up to 64%.

This seemed like a wondrous example of animal intelligence, until a psychologist showed that Hans was performing his trick by reading the body language of his trainer.

But recent recordings from two composers offer wondrous examples of another aesthetic — a deeply personal subjectivity brought to hallowed musical forms.

For those publishers that invest heavily in collections – the wondrous Salt, for example, or Bloomsbury, which has unilaterally declared 2012 the year of the short story – it looked like a godsend.

Faith may be helped along by examples of wondrous events, as was this boy's survival, but not by fantastic stories with less than credible evidence.

"The Darjeeling Limited" works best when the level of artifice is at its highest and most overt — during a wondrous late tracking shot, for example, not through the brothers' train but through an idealized, heavenly row of compartments, in which Bill Murray, who missed his chance in the beginning, is restored to a comfortable niche.

Mellifluous -- a pleasant-sounding word used to describe pleasant sounds -- is a keen example of the wondrous, labyrinthine nature of language.

Mozart's wondrous A minor Rondo and, for example, "La Terrasse des Audiences du Clair de Lune" from the Pr des argued for similarity rather than difference.

But there were times, precious modern times, when the Olympic Games, despite many major setbacks, generated wondrous feelings of goodwill, hope and encouraging examples to the world.

An example of this is his unsettling but wondrous narrative cycle of etchings, "The Glove" (1880-81).