Sentence for wondered | Use wondered in a sentence

Sentences using the word wondered. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use wondered in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for wondered.

• Cook wondered. (8)
• And the little bride wondered more. (10)
• He wondered if he ought to kiss her. (8)
• I wondered why, and compared the papers. (16)
• She wondered what love-letters were like? (10)
• She wondered her mistress should deign to. (10)
• He wondered, for she was young, new to society. (10)
• He wondered if it would go on getting worse every day. (9)
• She wondered, and questioned him eagerly; but in vain. (4)
• Emma wondered on what, of all the medley, she would fix. (4)
• Adding, she wondered aloud what could have become of them. (9)
• My companion and I wondered greatly who and what he could be. (2)
• The servants perhaps wondered, but they were, naturally, dumb. (8)
• She wondered if she were as much shocked as she was astonished. (9)
• Hart wondered what the two men opposite him were thinking about. (13)
• Rhoda wondered to hear her talk simply of home and the old life. (22)
• Elizabeth listened, wondered, doubted, and was impatient for more. (4)
• But secretly he wondered at the heat of her reply; it was unlike her. (8)
• He wondered whimsically whether it had dropped to her out of the dark! (8)
• Now the metamorphosis was reversed: need it be wondered if I were sad? (6)
• He wondered whether she had discoursed in such a fashion to his uncle. (10)
• Hilary wondered whether to go in or slip away from his strange visitor. (8)
• Fleetwood wondered how she had managed to climb up, and carrying the lamb! (10)
• She was a coarse vessel, and he wondered at the men who sought joy in her. (13)
• He wondered if in the course of time he should get to be something like him. (9)
• He wondered if possibly she could feel the secondary pathos of it as he did. (9)
• Sometimes, she wondered whether, if Fiorsen died, she would marry her lover. (8)
• Ripton only wondered the husband of such a treasure could remain apart from it. (10)
• She did not answer for so long that he wondered if it had been rude to say that. (8)
• The Eighteenth Century wondered whether she should live to see another birthday. (10)
• Watching his uneasy breathing, she wondered what it was that he was going to say. (8)
• Often, since, she had wondered how fear could have worked her up to that weird departure. (8)
• She saw her aunt smile, and wondered whether she had said anything exceptionally foolish. (8)
• She wondered at that; and then remembered his alien sad half-smile in quitting the room. (10)
• Jolly hated the little Tayleurs; Holly wondered dreadfully how it was she fell so short of them. (8)
• He wondered if she went about asking everyone these questions, with that someone in her thoughts. (8)
• The consciousness of this was so strong in him that he wondered whether he had not tried to do so. (9)
• The man disgusted and irritated him; he wondered how he could ever have submitted himself to him. (13)
• She wondered whether such things often happened in the world or had, indeed, ever happened before. (12)
• Neither Livia nor Gower wondered at the clearing of the mystery, before it went to swell the scandal. (10)
• She seemed to be going her own way without thought of him, and now and then he wondered what it meant. (13)
• And with that happy thought he became serene, and wondered what he had been worrying about so fearfully. (8)
• Verrian did not feel obliged to answer a question not addressed to him, but he, too, wondered and doubted. (9)
• Isabel moaned again with her hands still on her eyes, and wondered that he was not ashamed to make fun of her. (9)
• At first he wondered why old Hollister should open the proceedings with such elaborate eulogies of the dead man. (13)
• His daughters wondered why he should, in the presence of this stranger, exaggerate his peculiar style of speech. (10)
• She wondered how she had looked when he kissed her so passionately; had she shown her joy before she checked him? (8)
• She wondered who could be writing to Ellen, especially in a cover bearing a handwriting altogether strange to her. (9)
• He was a skilful horseman, despite his abbreviated limb, although we all wondered how he was able to hold his seat. (21)
• Mr. Barmby wondered at Protestant parents taking a Papistical governess for their young flower of English womanhood. (10)
• A little later, running up to put her hat on, she wondered why it was that Hilary always made her want to comfort him. (8)
• He wondered how he could thank her for his share of the blessing that her passion for motherly care was to all the house. (9)
• In her heart she had wondered a little at the absolute obedience of Corey, who had made no sign since receiving her note. (9)
• And he wondered what on earth Mrs. Soames had been saying, what on earth she had been telling him in the railway carriage. (8)
• She some times wondered how much he might know, ending with the reflection that little passing around was unknown to him. (10)
• Shelton paused in the assimilation of asparagus; he, too, had been in the habit of admiring Jellaby, but now he wondered why. (8)
• And I wondered, were those future watchers of apple-gathering farther from me than I, watching sheep-shearing, from the postman? (8)
• He wondered what his landlady could mean by sending up to him, that morning of all others, to tempt his appetite after her fashion. (10)
• She wondered at herself too for thinking of resentment and disdain in relation to the familiar commonplaces of licenced impertinence. (10)
• Westover was still in the first surprise of the American facts, and he wondered just what part in the picnic Jeff was to bear socially. (9)
• Mrs. Bennet wondered at their coming, and thought them very wrong to give so much trouble, and was sure Jane would have caught cold again. (4)
• He wondered where she could be and what would he do with Captain Risk, who was the sole Colonist acquainted with his dealings with Arnold. (18)
• And, breathless, smiling rapturously, she wondered whether she could mop her face before the field came up, without that young man noticing. (8)
• He stood in front of the loggia, biting his fingers, a kind of nineteenth-century buccaneer, and I wondered what he was doing in this galley. (8)
• He bent a little towards her; and she wondered suddenly whether she looked graceful lying there, sorry now that she had not changed her dress. (8)
• She was talking gayly now with Trannel, and Breckon wondered whether she was falling under the charm that he felt in him, in spite of himself. (9)
• But drawing near, he wondered if they would like him, a stranger, to come into their splashing group; he felt shy, approaching that slim nymph. (8)
• We knew the stern traditional circus antipathy toward affairs of the kind and wondered whether the fixed opposition of the aunt could be overcome. (21)
• Had Westover, he wondered, with a purpose to pay him up for it forming itself simultaneously with his question, been setting his mother against him? (9)
• Mela was in black, and Beaton noted how well the solid sable became her rich red-blonde beauty; he wondered what the effect would be with Christine. (9)
• His cheeks reddened; he had spoken at random, and he wondered that Dahlia should feel it pleasurable to be inquired after, she who was so sensitive. (10)
• Westover, standing across the grave from him, noticed the marks on his forehead that he said were from his scrapping, and wondered what really made them. (9)

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