Sentence examples similar to a considerable astonishment from inspiring English sources
I did a film called Page Eight about a year ago, and to everybody's considerable astonishment it got an enormous audience on BBC2.
By Eugene Kinkead and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, January 28 , 1939P. 9 Talk story about O. A. Renne, who two years ago caused considerable astonishment in local art circles by having his first one-man show at the age of 75.
Age — I am, to my considerable astonishment, 75 years old — has much to do with it: Having spent more than half a century in newspapers, with occasional side ventures into magazines and books, I probably am too deeply entrenched in yesterday's journalism to practice today's as effectively as I'd like.
The announcement that police spending would be protected was greeted with astonishment and delight by chiefs who had warned of a "considerable risk to national security" if the Government pressed ahead with anticipated further cuts.
15. "When this becomes public, it will give a considerable edge to those people in possession of the analysis," a chess grandmaster said with astonishment and chagrin.
Ashley Williams proved a considerable barrier.
A considerable contribution!
A considerable wine selection.
A considerable silence followed.
Malaysia produces a considerable volume.
