Sentence examples for Always astonishing from inspiring English sources
It's always astonishing when your child announces she's getting married.
Rich with anecdotes and information, it is always astonishing and sometimes horrifying.
Ms. Blythe, always astonishing, gave vocally plush, keenly expressive and spellbinding accounts of these late-Romantic orchestral songs.
Firmly installed as "international associate" at Milton Court, the always astonishing Australian Chamber Orchestra return for their latest residency, led as usual by Richard Tognetti.
Cherkaoui's choreography – fluid waves of movement that aspire to the lightness of silk, the juicy malleability of Plasticine – is always astonishing, but I wasn't sure if his style had the dynamic or expressive variety to sustain an entire programme.
"But then, fortunately, what happens — what always, thank goodness, happens — is that one's envy and dismay turn to admiration and awe, which in turn lead to delight, then — and this part is always astonishing — to a kind of exaltation, which you all at once remember is what poetry is about in the first place.
In the final act of "The Night of the Hunter" the always-astonishing Lillian Gish appears, providing a refuge of kindness and generosity for the troubled children, and for us.
I could give you Shirley Jackson's astonishing final novel, We Have Always Lived in the Castle.
Breen: "Always?" Walton: "Always".
They were just astonishing.
