Sentence examples for a bit astounded from inspiring English sources
— With the Cardinals headed to their first Super Bowl, their fans and maybe some of their players still felt a bit astounded Monday.
Both men are a bit astounded that ABC stayed on board.
Mr. Murrow also might have been just a wee bit astounded at how little you appear to have aged over the last several years, which probably goes hand-in-hand with the lack of expression on your face.
Sometimes the kitchen seems a bit too eager to astound, delivering irrelevant fillips like a greasy deep-fried scallion over a superb fillet of red snapper.
Earlier in the year, Fletcher talked to The Guardian about why he's making his own apps: "I'm a bit antiquated when it comes to technology, but I'm astounded at the way children are now using apps from a very young age as a learning tool.
"The aim is to astound people and just cheer them up a bit".
The second year was a bit quieter but in the third year it picked up quite a lot again, so I'm constantly astounded each time by how many people take part.
His last Grand Slam title was at the 2003 Australian Open, and while his determination to continue astounds some of his younger peers, his waves and blown kisses as he departs a court carry a bit more finality now because no one knows when he will join his contemporaries Pete Sampras, Jim Courier and Michael Chang in retirement.
