Mike Scott possesses one of the great rock voices and has been responsible for a wondrous, sky-scraping catalogue of music over the years; therefore we're well within our rights to expect brilliance from the Waterboys.
The zenith of the cultures that are celebrated in "The Plains Indians: Artists of Earth and Sky," a wondrous show at the Metropolitan Museum, lasted barely two hundred years.
The night sky is wondrous, an otherness framed by an immensity that grows increasingly unimaginable the longer you peer into it.
They cut through the public housing complex, and the 7-year-old's voice was confident and on key, with vibrato flourishes: Disney dreams of hope, diamond skies and wondrous places.
It has the requisite infinity pool (its edge disappearing, it must be said, into blues of sea and sky blue more wondrous than the color of any pool), and activities like scuba diving, sailing and fishing.
No matter where we are in the world, whether it's the center of booming metropolis or the outskirts of some barren desert, we can always look up and bear witness to a constantly shifting wondrous display of nature in the sky above.
Woven into the novels' accessible mysteries is a loving portrait of Botswana as a wondrous nation, a place of infinite skies, rooted people and gentle habits that Western society foolishly discarded decades ago.
Wondrous golden chains of pollen fall from the skies and into your allergy-prone eyes.
But the sky in Bacchus and Ariadne is as wondrous, and profound, as the whole painting itself.
Palermo can be very beautiful, in a decaying, Hubert Robert way; on sunny days the sky overhead is Mediterranean enamel blue; the food is wondrous.
It's been a pleasure and an honor to be able to step outside each morning and watch the sun play off its facade at just the right angle (or, on the cloudy days, see its wondrous immensity illustrated by its surreal immersion into the foggy morning sky) all while it sneakily grew taller before my eyes.
