Examples of 'have marveled' in a sentence
Meaning of "have marveled"
have marveled: to be filled with wonder or astonishment; to admire something greatly or to be amazed by it
How to use "have marveled" in a sentence
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Many others have marveled at its grandeur.
Automation has transformed our society in ways people have marveled at.
I have marveled at how you have been.
Many others have marveled.
Many have marveled at the resiliance of nature.
Darwin would have marveled.
He would have marveled at the woman you have become.
But few on the left or right have marveled over the plan.
We have marveled.
Since the dawn of time, we have marveled at the feats.
I have marveled these five months on Kaminar.
Surely Jesus must have marveled here also.
I have marveled at it, up close and personal, more than once.
Watch some of the moments that have marveled the Association over the past four years.
But perhaps not of biofilm that would have marveled Mr. Courteau.
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Seasoned activists have marveled at what the students accomplished so far.
Within our lifetimes, we have marveled.
All of our employees have marveled at the ease of use of the system.
We have marveled at God 's grace.
Since the dawn of time, we have marveled at the feats Good luck.
Sun Tzu would have marveled at the timing and execution of the invasion.
Awe-inspiring images of Saturn 's rings have marveled many viewers at their beauty.
He would have marveled at the woman you've become.
Since coming to Naples, Florida, I have marveled at the nature around me.
Practitioners worldwide have marveled at its simplicity, elegance, and rapid means of healing.
How she would have marveled at today 's technology!
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