Sentence examples for Not astounded from inspiring English sources

Layden, who was hired as Knicks' general manager this past summer, is one of the few people not astounded by the Jazz's longevity.

We might be awed by a layoff's magnitude, but are not astounded to see it used.

BLVD Bistro will not astound anyone, but it will satisfy everyone, and sometimes that's more than enough.

It does not astound us to find that the rosy predictions for the national and world economies of just a few months ago have suddenly darkened, and that economists are now warning us of slow growth (if any), of unemployment, of insufficient demand, of growing debt, and of frailty in the international banking system.

That "The Office" would welcome an extended stay from Mr. Ferrell, the "Saturday Night Live" alumnus and Funny Or Die co-founder whose 2010 feature "The Other Guys" was his fifth live-action comedy to break $100 million at the United States box office, is not astounding.

The New Yorker, August 4 , 1986P. 19 It does not astound us to find that the rosy predictions for the national and world economies of just a few months ago have suddenly darkened, and that economists are now warning us of slow growth (if any), of unemployment, of insufficient demand, of growing debt, and of frailty in the international banking system.

What I am saying it is would not astound me to learn that Tim Westwood's current given age is a lie as well, and that he was actually 1,000 years old, older than a cathedral, older than time itself.

"Well, Florence didn't astound me so much," the anonymous American said jokingly.

So well established was their preference for the Florentine that in 1929 Architecture Magazine quoted an American returning from a trip to Italy as remarking, "Well, Florence didn't astound me so much; everywhere I looked I saw a building by York & Sawyer".

Now, try not to be disappointed: battery life on the Spectre x2 isn't astounding.

And sure, a bonus sleep efficiency rating of three percent isn't astounding.