Sentence examples for a rather astounding from inspiring English sources
This two-for-one reciprocal endorsement is so good that it's brought up again near the end of the film, in a rather astounding monologue delivered to Mr. Stewart.
Near the end of the service which lasted a rather astounding 2 ¾ hours—she told me that she was behind on her weekly donations to the church because she was saving to buy a new stove, but thought the Lord would understand.The Reverand Martini Shaw gave a hint of new-found sensitivity to messages from the black pulpit.
That trick, or, at least, the suggestion of it, was pulled off by Vania Heymann, a twenty-seven-year-old Israeli video artist who on Tuesday released a rather astounding interactive music video for the Bob Dylan song "Like a Rolling Stone".
The final award went to a rather astounding idea.
Published on the 25th anniversary of the American Himalayan Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping the people and ecology of the Himalayan region, this book brings together a rather astounding plethora of contributors.
It's a rather astounding conflation.
But when Australian blogger Sam, from the Facebook page and website 'School Mum' published a photograph online that her husband took of her in a pricey new outfit, the first thing most people noticed about it was its rather astounding resemblance to female genitalia.
Dan Wetzel of Yahoo.com ruminates on the rather astounding lack of respect shown Vikings Coach Brad Childress, despite his team's surging into the N.F.C. Championship game.
Minecraft movie sequences are all over YouTube, including this rather astounding recreation of the Death Star attack at the close of Star Wars.
However, considering how much the word erection is used, it's rather astounding how seldom one thinks of its roots.
I personally found it rather astounding seeing how the church has not only offered its files, but also supported Monsignor Corrado Balducci to make frequent appearances on Rome's local television speaking of extraterrestrial encounters.
