How to pronounce “a sense of wonder” in English

There's a certain childish enthusiasm, a sense of wonder and enthusiasm about something interesting in the natural world and then trying

And that can give us a sense of wonder.

It's constant exploring and a sense of wonder and questioning.

that's the kind of stuff that gives me a sense of wonder.

who are very charismatic but use that for a little bit of a naughty way in that we become very attracted to their charisma and there is a sense of wonder.

He said to me that science and religion both share a sense of wonder and I would agree.

Lastly, this talk aims to foster a sense of wonder towards the natural world.

So I believe that if we enter our relationships and our friendships with a sense of wonder, that that will draw others to us.

Now I don't think of my parents as all that curious in their mid-70's but the fact is there is a difference between having a sense of wonder and having a sense of awe.

And so, really, I believe that if we enter our relationships in a sense of wonder and use the language of wonder and wonder

all the time, but when it does it's really precious, and you suddenly realize there's a sense of wonder that I think that we're trying to achieve in theater.

The whole of science, the whole of what science reveals it seems to me is magical in that sense, not supernatural, but fills one with a sense of wonder, a sort of swelling of the chest which one