Sentence examples for wondrous words from inspiring English sources

Don't let me make up the wondrous words.

THE DESSOFF CHOIRS: "THE LEGACY OF DAVID" The Psalmist King and his wondrous words are the focus for the strong avocational choir's latest concert, an evening featuring works by Thomas Weelkes, Randall Thompson, and, not least, Honegger's magisterial oratorio "King David".

(Sources: The Gilded Tongue by Rod L. Evans, PH.D.; The Superior Person's Book of Words by Peter Bowler; The Superior Person's Second book of Weird & Wondrous Words by Peter Bowler).

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Because I have such a wondrous way with words, Winston immediately got a fat boner.

During our conversation he often repeated the word "wondrous".

At the postconcert symposium he offered the suggestion that what makes Ives and Ruggles and Crawford Seeger so "wondrous" (his favorite word) is that for them dissonance was not ugly but "affirmative".

The work begins with the voices alone, repeatedly singing the word "Wondrous" to music of eerily shimmering and astringently beautiful sustained harmonies run through with fidgety riffs and skittish outbursts.

But instead of "amazing", you could use such words as: terrific, incredible, wondrous, stupendous, extraordinary, remarkable, tremendous, exceptional and so forth; try and think of more!

"I am a 'word collector.' Unusual words with wondrous meanings fascinate me," she explains.

Bigos is for Poles what madeleines were to Proust — a sublimely evocative dish, one that inspired the 19th-century poet Adam Mickiewicz to rhapsodize: "mere words cannot tell/ Of its wondrous taste, color and marvelous smell".