Sentence examples for wondrous vision from inspiring English sources

In fact, the Arab Spring was not inspired by the wondrous vision of post-Saddam Iraq.

In "Through Early Morning Fog I See," Ms. Gotzkowsky kept swaying and raising and lowering her arms, as if amazed by a wondrous vision.

She sets up a double framing device that conjures, within a moment fifty years ago, another one seventy-five yeago and, and, within that, a wondrous vision of comic and poetic power.

As Author Lewis Carroll states in Alice In Wonderland, "In this country you have to run as fast as you can, just to stay in the same place!" Yet we must do more... Plagued by problems, it is indeed difficult to conjure up wondrous visions for a seemingly far-off future.

He used vast and semi-transparent screens, allowing for a fully immersive environment in which microscopic particles, geometric grids and organic elements were mapped in a wondrous 3D vision.

The sea bed is a wondrous sight.

(Although the book does contain the occasional error: Starbucks, a company whose "wondrous" logo excites visions of sophistication in Anjali, has not yet set up shop in India).

In our three days there, we were mesmerized by the vision of wondrous terraced mountains that worked their way down to the sea.

Or we have visions of wondrous new architecture — like, let's say, the museum in Bilbao, or the opera house in Sydney — and technology makes it possible to fulfill these dreams.

Or we have visions of wondrous new architecture like, let's say, the museum in Bilbao, or the opera house in Sydney and technology makes it possible to fulfill these dreams.

Williams's words and vision are unfailingly wondrous, lyrically magical and oh so difficult to get right.