to wonder at

As I walked on the railroad causeway, I used to wonder at the halo of light around my shadow, and would fain fancy myself one of the elect.

With so many land creatures to wonder at, it's easy to forget that some of the weirdest activities take place deep in the ocean.

and when she considered how much of the truth was unknown to him, she believed she had no right to wonder at the line of conduct he pursued.

Take a moment to wonder at the uniqueness of the mistakes you are about to make.

It really doesnt appear that anything important happened and you just have to wonder at why all this hype has been created.

While I might be tempted to wonder at how useful these tips might be, only time will tell.

Marco never seemed to wonder at the immense collection of facts in his father's head.

Dearest Seraphin: last night while walking I suddenly stopped to wonder at the stars.

Now let's watch today's Feast for the Eyes to wonder at the wisdom of Banpo people.

'I always used to wonder, At what age are you grown up? And I think this survey has provided the right answer - 28 seems about right. '

There is so much in this to wonder at.

As to their blasphemous position that "the Son knows not the Father perfectly, " we ought not to wonder at it;

She appeared to wonder at this speech, and asked: