Sentence examples for wondrous time from inspiring English sources

THE late 1990's in America were a wondrous time, when the economic statistics heralded a new era and the stock market confirmed it.

That wondrous championship came in a wondrous time, the same year as Woodstock and the moon landing and the rising antiwar movement.

But being a young computer scientist, logging into ARPANET in the early eighties, would strike a lot of people as being in just the right place at a somewhat wondrous time.

Once upon a time, not so long ago, people believed in a wondrous time called the Enlightenment, a particularly triumphant period in the story of human progress from barbarism and superstition to civilised rationality.

Is it only in New York that the narcissists ink themselves with dialogue from Pulitzer-winning plays, texts encouraging us to treat every moment as the time of our lives, "so that in that wondrous time you shall not add to the misery and sorrow of the world, but shall smile to the infinite delight and mystery of it"?

We live in a wondrous time.

History of Touches telescopes every touch (indeed, "every fuck"), exchanged between the two into "a wondrous time-lapse".

These are wondrous times in the world of online publishing.

These are strange and wondrous (that's different than wonderful) times, indeed, for those grappling with the world's entwined energy and climate challenges.

Like those filmmakers Mr. Selick is interested in childhood not as a condition of sentimentalized, passive innocence but rather as an active, seething state of receptivity in which consciousness itself is a site of wondrous, at times unbearable drama.

I thought it was stunningly beautiful, wondrous at times, with two delicious performances by Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone, and impeccable direction via Chazelle.