Sentence examples for Feel astonished from inspiring English sources

If there be any one who thinks he is better for having been spanked in school, let him come, presenting proofs, & we shall feel astonished.

I am sometimes at such a petrifying loss for words or emotions that make sense that I can only feel astonished by the fact that he could be anyone.

They do not feel astonished in victory, but entitled.

He had felt astonished: America finally had a President who didn't feel like a throwback, who lived in the same world that he did.

Nonetheless, when Claire, one of the two women at the center of Mona Simpson's new novel, "My Hollywood," has a baby in her late 30s, she convinces herself not only that she's an unfit mother but that her 17-week-old son, Will (who "seemed more furious than other babies, more bereft") is aware of her shortcomings: "Will and I both felt astonished that he was stuck with me".

Nisar says that when he first came to the Center, three years ago, he felt astonished to see people from different ethnic backgrounds sitting together.

The Japanese look astonished.

Encountering Homer in a vivid translation made Keats feel like an astonished astronomer watching a new planet swim into view.

Yet dazzled as this crowd is, I feel considerably more astonished by the performance than anyone else under the Big Top.

Longtime critics of the project felt vindicated, if astonished, at the official concession.

She should be more than astonished, I feel.