Sentence examples for ability to be astounded from inspiring English sources

But science could one day discover that the ability to be astounded by the beauty of other human beings came first, and to me it seems implausible to imagine that these different types of astonishment or appreciation are psychologically unrelated.

Mayor LaGuardia was reported to be astounded and chagrined.

Police officers were said to be astounded when they spotted the plant.

Pevsner considered the porch to be "astounding, but much too big for the present house".

Even small acts of dishonesty can cost a firm dearly: the judge cited Mr Gallagher's "astounding ability to be dishonest"; BSkyB was later awarded $320m in damages.Yet businesspeople have given little serious thought to managing dishonesty.

You will be astounded.

As a parenting skills educator (and parent of four children with many events to attend), I have been astounded at the low expectation regarding children's ability to go without food for more than a nanosecond.

He was astounded to find men there.

"We were astounded to locate 110".

I was astounded to see that O'Toole had been given total artistic control over the production.

Kim was astounded to see women running forward when their names were called, crying, "My baby!