Sentence examples for always astonished from inspiring English sources

I was quite astonished; one is always astonished when tears come to one's eyes unexpectedly.

"I'm always astonished by a forest," he gestures at the darkening woods.

"I'm always astonished by his rich imagery, his rare sense of humor," she said.

"It has always astonished me that there is so much more controversy about the sex than about the violence.

"It has always astonished me that people don't realize Stravinsky was a Los Angeles composer," Mr. Salonen said.

"I'm always astonished at how few people know this story," she said in a phone interview, "especially considering how many films and other works it has inspired".

It always astonishes us when we learn that science has been thinking about us-this magazine, we mean.

"To me, it's a film that always astonishes and always seems fresh, much of that owing to Seberg, who is a striking and strange presence.

By Eugene Kinkead and Harold Ross The New Yorker, August 15 , 1942P. 9 It always astonishes us when we learn that science has been thinking about us-this magazine, we mean.

Oh, Time, Strength, Cash, and Patience!" It always astonishes me that, just as my schoolmates and I were made to wade through Shakespeare and Dickens at an inappropriate age, American high-school students are subjected to Melville's madness, with its subversion and, to modern eyes, overtly homoerotic passages.

"I always was astonished by how long the rain delays could be," Lajaunie said.