wonderment

But you never know, which is the wonderment of art.

A look of wonderment was on her face in turn.

Things had changed much since those days of hope and wonderment.

I did live, and for some time that was a wonderment to me.

They looked at each other in wonderment, for sure enough, it was true.

He looked in wonderment upon a world that seemed new to him.

Asked what the words might mean, he shook his head in wonderment.

"It took three months to answer them all," he said in wonderment.

Rather, to the wonderment of all, she let her hand drop.

He looked at her in wonderment, unable to do more.

There was a look of soft wonderment on his face.

I caught the eye of my little boy as he looked up at me in wonderment.

It is not so much a question now as an expression of wonderment.

Her enormous face had about it the wonderment of a child as she read.

"I have never been here before," he said, almost in wonderment.

He was too full of wonderment to do anything more than observe.

Oh what wonderments has she got for us in printing today?

It was with some wonderment that she heard him laugh.

He pulled back to look and shook his head in wonderment.

Their faces held a soft wonderment, as if they saw something I did not.

The first is wonderment at the impossible distance of it all.

A half smile of wonderment was playing on her lips.

The driver stared at her in some wonderment but he said nothing.

Another theme at the conference was a sense of wonderment over how far the group had come.

Crane was looking up again, his eyes wide with wonderment.