Examples of 'have to wonder' in a sentence
Meaning of "have to wonder"
The expression 'have to wonder' is used when someone is expressing a sense of curiosity, doubt, or skepticism about something. It indicates that the person is contemplating or questioning a particular situation, statement, or outcome. It suggests that the person is interested in finding out more information or is uncertain about the validity or truthfulness of something
How to use "have to wonder" in a sentence
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have to wonder
You have to wonder about her hull.
I am explaining so you do not have to wonder what it is.
I do not have to wonder about that anymore.
Some times you have to wonder.
You have to wonder what they are thinking.
I do not want to have to wonder every day.
You have to wonder who these devas are.
And we will not have to wonder anymore.
Have to wonder what lasalle was thinking about.
And you do not have to wonder which it is.
I have to wonder what else they missed.
Because you have to wonder now.
I have to wonder why we are still sitting here.
Jennifer was never found and you have to wonder.
I do not wanna have to wonder about it anymore.
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Have to wonder how other platforms manage it.
You do not have to wonder any longer.
Have to wonder why they continue to be held.
You do not have to wonder anymore.
Have to wonder what the reaction will be to that.
You will not have to wonder much longer.
Have to wonder how those guys bailed out.
And you have to wonder why.
Have to wonder whether you actually read it or not.
And you have to wonder how.
They will know they will have to wonder.
And we have to wonder who this guy was.
Because you do not have to wonder.
They did not have to wonder where he was anymore.
Then you will never again have to wonder.
So i have to wonder why you would go there.
So now you do not have to wonder.
And you have to wonder just what.
He was the kind of kid who parents would have to wonder.
We have to wonder if this is now replicating some of.
I guess you will just have to wonder about that.
I have to wonder who is writing these statements.
And never have to wonder.
I have to wonder if that wall is still standing.
Then you will not have to wonder any more.
I have to wonder how many will stay.
And so you have to wonder.
You have to wonder what century we are living in.
At least you have to wonder.
You have to wonder if they planned that.
Sometimes you have to wonder if.
I have to wonder whether this is really a stove.
I did not have to wonder long.
I have to wonder if there is some sexism in that.
You no longer have to wonder â.
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Examples of using Wonder
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I always wonder what the purpose of art is
Allow yourself to drink in its wonder safely
I wonder whether any of us will ever return
Examples of using Have
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These documents have been in my family for centuries
Have this done by the customer service only
He could not have chosen a worse time
