How To Use Wonderment In A Sentence
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I hope we come to terms with reality, cherish the physical world and see the inherent beauty of the universe with wonderment and joy not in awe and fear. ex nihilo nihil fit.
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What wonderment to the animal at this discovery.
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This piece leaves the listener with a feeling of wonderment about what another day in the city will hold.
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His big blue eyes opened wide in wonderment.
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As a child, I was filled with wonderment at my first encounter with electrum coins, potions of diminution, and lycanthropic foes.
From the Dungeon to the Dictionary « Isegoria
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In the wonderment of this taxonomy, the thing that is demonstrated in the exotic charm of another system of thought is the limitation of our own.
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The summit anchor added to the wonderment: a sling around a statue of the Virgin, complete with a bouquet!
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They were treated with awe, respect and looked at with wonderment.
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The wonderment is found in explorations of the human condition.
Telling people what to write
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A few years ago, in the early morning mist at a municipal garbage dump near Tamazula, two hours drive south of Lake Chapala, there were so many black vultures spreading their wings and breakfasting that a group of Canadian ecotourists in my charge stood and stared in a mixture of wonderment and fear.
Did you know? Mexico's vultures have very different eating habits.
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An exhilarating mixture of fear, wonderment and primal curiosity overcame their usual normal response to such an occurrence.
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Instead, there is a constant wonderment at the Scriptures themselves, as if the hymnographer were discovering something for the first time or had found a rare gem to share to any willing to listen - and all in the form of praise and thanksgiving to God.
Glory to God for All Things
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But through it all, the only Apples we've had to sell are the glinty, erotic packages out of Cupertino, which we peddle on eBay's secondary market to make way for the next wonderment.
Adam Hanft: Reincarnation Alert! The Depression Generation Is Returning! Meet the Upside-Down Generation
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To his unfeigned astonishment the questions were answered promptly, simply, and decisively, and when the interview was ended my companion naively expressed his wonderment.
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The volume opens in simple wonderment, with an Orphic singing of the world into presence: ‘apricot trees exist, apricot trees exist.’
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But it was not the splendent aspect of this unexpected bivouac itself so much as the colors and designs of the flags and banners floating above which aroused the wonderment of the tillers of the soil.
Under the Rose
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The fact that the club that rejected him are now in talks to re-engage him can only add to his wonderment.
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Her face expressed only one emotion well: wonderment.
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While most photography might be said to make sense of the world in recognisable images, Rana uses photography to dissolve recognition into a spaced-out wonderment.
This week's new exhibitions
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We use them in wrath, we use them to express wonderment.
Times, Sunday Times
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His portrayal of Godfrey is a wonderment of reserve and benign passivity.
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Cruising in the scenic backwater is simply a delightful experience mixed up with excellent houseboat experience, traditional cuisine, amazing sightseeing and serenity. houseboats in kerala of Kerala provide excellent accommodation with all modern amenities in the unique world of water, serenity and wonderment.
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I've been listening to these four discs with wonderment, admiration, and delight.
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His face is a mixture of joy, wonderment and disbelief.
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His body was a sculpture of muscled perfection; his expertise in what he did with it had her breathing with wonderment.
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But yes, it is a story of faith, of wonderment at all things in the universe and of the law of nature.
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The finale had 50,000 adults standing in open-mouthed wonderment.
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His voice is friendly and trusting and there's a sense of fun and wonderment about him.
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For a second he looked at me, eyes still wide but no longer wide with amazement and wonderment.
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And do you know, Charlie, something under the terror and the wonderment said to him, do you know, all you want to do, even now, is remember? there was the terrible old battleax you got for Algebra 3 in high school, when you'd flunked Algebra 1 and had to take it over, and had gone through Algebra 2 and Geometry
Arcana Magi - c.1: Oryn Zentharis, Seeker of the Truth
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The pimply-faced pubescent gazed in wonderment as his elder sibling orated perceptively on the great mysteries of teenage life.
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The mystique surrounding Cirque du Soleil is accented by the wonderment the show evokes from the audience.
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Lit from within and turned semiopaque, it might be a twin to the object he now found himself gazing at in wonderment.
The Dig
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But more than anything else, I heard expressions of awe at the president's preternatural certainty and wonderment about its source.
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Now when I saw this, O my lady, for very wonderment my senses left me and my wits went wild and heart and head were full of thought, till I forgot what had betided me and I could not keep silence feeling I fain must speak out and question them of these strangenesses; so I said to them, How come ye to do this after we have been so open hearted and frolicksome?
The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night
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In the meantime, why not gaze in awe and wonderment at the vast shortlist.
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We also see the joy, fascination and wonderment on the faces of children as they read, talk with or entertain one of the characters.
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She was a wonderment, when he saw her like this, with unclouded eyes.
SACRAMENT
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I fancy, that, when he sat at the laird's table, (Sir Walter's,) and called the laird's lady by her baptismal name, and -- not abashed in any presence -- uttered his Gaelic gibes for the wonderment of London guests, -- that he thought far more of himself than the world has ever been inclined to think of him.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 14, No. 83, September, 1864
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The man smiled at the young boy who seemed to have a well of infinite wonderment and enthusiasm to draw upon.
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She looked at her daughter in wonderment.
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In an access of wonderment, I had to tell someone of these discoveries.
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The inmates were in wonderment and consternation, and, conduplicated evil! they could make no inquiry for one who lay under the ban of a bloody proscription.
Wilson's Tales of the Borders and of Scotland, Volume XXIII
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Each model or client shows the same fascination and wonderment with their lifecast as an infant does when first recognising itself in a mirror.
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The secret Weapon spends hours in The Dungeon, where there is a printing press, a dark room, a painting studio, a wood shop, an area for goldsmithing and electronics... it is an endless maze of wonderment.
Archive 2006-08-01
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Only Russell Lee conveys a sense of joy and wonderment in his photographs.
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Now when I saw this, O my lady, for very wonderment my senses left me and my wits went wild and heart and head were full of thought, till I forgot what had betided me and I could not keep silence feeling I fain must speak out and question them of these strangenesses; so I said to them, How come ye to do this after we have been so open hearted and frolicksome?
The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night
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The sobs were reduced to sniffles, and in silent wonderment, they looked at each other, together at last.
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We gazed in wonderment at the fantastic shape of the small island of Tindholmur as we passed.
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The sense of sunny awe and wonderment is not as evident, but the lyrics have more depth this time around.
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Hereupon all folk stared in hugeous wonderment to behold these two champions drop their swords and leap to clasp and hug each other in mighty arms, to pat each other's mailed shoulders and grasp each other's mailed hands.
The Geste of Duke Jocelyn
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At other times it provokes genuine, childish delight, the wonderment of having stumbled across a secret.
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It's the small feeling of awe and wonderment you get seeing its sleek shape whizz past you.
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I've been surrounded by people shaking their heads in despair and wonderment standing over the Irish Times.
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The summit anchor added to the wonderment: a sling around a statue of the Virgin, complete with a bouquet!
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He listened with quiet wonderment as his grandfather told him of his life in the circus.
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You are still rubbing your eyes with wonderment and disbelief when the plane lands and you are welcomed into an airport emporium where hundreds of shops seduce you with designer bags, watches and one-kilogram bars of solid gold.
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Herzog's parade of oddball commentators and his own inimitably dry delivery of such coincidences as the close proximity to this cave of albino crocodiles make this, too, a beguiling experience of wonderment.
Berlin film festival – review
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His eyes were wide with wonderment, like a surprised, yet very pleased, child's.
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Maybe we spend all our adult lives trying to recreate the sense of wonderment and joy and downright contentedness that childhood Christmases brought.
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Later I expect to gaze in wonderment at how large a university library can be.
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He sat there looking down at her busy hands with a look of wonderment on his face; he might actually have been an outsized infant.
A MEANS TO EVIL
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Firefighter Dan, who had known Adam for a number of years, looked at his friend in wonderment.
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I sat with her while she was having her make up put on and just stared in awestruck wonderment that someone could be so ladylike.
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We listened to more Berber wisdom; their main cure, apart from the garlic, being the wonderment of first pressing olive oil for everything from backache to stomach aches.
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The two lads were quite impressed but the final wonderment was reserved for the Rembrandt.
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His talent, his wonderment and his mystery make him legend.
