Sentences with phrase «small sense of wonder»

I've lost count of the number of times I've been here, but every time I go back, I experience yet another small sense of wonder.

So it was with no small sense of wonder that I received the news that Oprah would not only endorse the Kindle but devote a whole segment of her show to it.

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Small wonder, then, that when Paul wishes to refer to the event in and through which the reconciling act of God has occurred, he should call the event or cluster of events by Christ's name, since Christ was in so important a sense the determinative center of it.

If they do then you can see the wonder of creation from the largest cosmic scale to the smallest bit of matter and sense the scope of what is relative to your position it its midst.

Martel satirizes Europe and its cultures, its rotten sense of entitlement, rendering it illegitimate and impotent against those it seeks to supplant (small wonder Cannes and Venice treated it so frostily).

I couldn't help but joining him in that sense of pride, wondering if I could have played a small role in his desire to continue higher education.

This novel very much stands alone, but the sense of wonder that pervades the smallest details of Mina's story remains familiar.

Vibrant yet divergent culture, a strong sense of hospitality, unspoiled natural wonders, bustling cities, smiles on everyone's faces — all these and more can be explored in this relatively small patch of the world.

With enough cash to live for about 18 months he started making small, experimental Flash games, eventually putting together a cadre called «Moon Stories» that earned him a place in the Tokyo Game Show's inaugural Sense Of Wonder Night in 2008.

The mirrors featured reflect a small aspect of their seller's life; the mystery of what each mirror holds entices the viewer to wonder what type of secrets might lay hidden beyond the reflection.According to a description of Oglander's selection of images, «they are glances that teem with a sense of further exploration if we could just direct our view behind us.»

What's most impressive about the Otolith Group's darkened installation — which also contains the Group's film of Satyajit Ray's unproduced screenplay The Alien, as well as small pools of light illuminating intimidating - looking theoretical texts — is that its unabashed nerdiness doesn't compromise its compelling beauty and sense of intellectual wonder.