Sentence examples for work of wonder from inspiring English sources
What a work of wonder is the internet.
Before we explore the "user journey" associated with said app, the understated press release is itself a work of wonder.
So it's striking to realize that Inside Out, the Disney-owned studio's latest work of wonder, is a film about being human.
The prog epicists Xanadu (1977) Perhaps the most Ultra-Rush Rush epic in the whole epic Rush canon, Xanadu is an 11-minute work of wonder that skips easily between fantasy-metal bombast, oscillating analogue-synth noodle-doodle, ambient guitar experimentalism and double kick-drum diddling prog-jazz.
A self described "priest" of cinema who lives an austere life of no drinking, vegetarianism and no family around to distract him, Naderi has made Monte, his latest work of wonder, which premiered Out of Competition in Venice.
And all the wind instruments in the world, from recorders to flageolets, owe it to little works of wonder like the Hohle Fels flute.
A simple grounding exercise that takes less than a minute and works a world of wonder: When you first wake up in the morning, experience the breath that moves through you.
And after two weeks of sleepless misery, of trying to figure out how this whole breastfeeding thing worked, of wondering what I had done to endure this wrath and suffering, I put the baby in his car seat and went for a drive.
A slow jam soul ballad, "Here I Stand" has been compared to the work of Stevie Wonder by critics.
It comes in all colors and works oodles of wonders.
Most significant of all, though, was the election to the US presidency of Barack Obama - a man who can shuffle an iPod and whose grasp of the works of Stevie Wonder is no mere pose.
