The phrase "amazed look" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's facial expression that conveys surprise or astonishment.
Example: "When she opened the gift, her face lit up with an amazed look."
Alternatives: "astonished expression" or "surprised gaze."
An amazed look hung on the cheerleader's face.
"People get an amazed look on their faces when they go into that building," Mr. Pritzker said.
No, the one that also put an amazed look on the face of the often-amazing James was the reverse, no-look layup that Curry made as he was fouled along the baseline after taking a pass on the fast break from Jason Richards.
And I won't remember the proper fertilization schedule for Musang King durian: it's the amazed look on the students' faces when I ate a second, third and fourth bite of durian and learning how a farmer uses Buddhism as a framework to care for durian trees.
The amazed look on her child's face was worth every penny in later dry cleaning, she said.
I still remember the amazed look on my boys' faces as they heard the guest brass musicians play in a style they'd never experienced before.
She sighs so sweetly in her sleep, my husband and I exchange amazed looks.
"Any person engaged in small business in America would be amazed looking at this.
CAVNA: I'm always struck by the sheer variety of your career — from newspaper illustration to romance to crime to superheros and satire, etc., etc. Are you ever amazed, looking back, at the breadth and output of your career?
"There are very few, if any, big blockbuster programmes any more," says Scriven. "I was amazed, looking at some old data, that in its day To the Manor Born had half the viewing population watching it.
Some of these videos turned out not to be real (Will Smith said that he was, in fact, reacting to Lady Gaga's performance), but the point is how they highlight the act of amazed looking on: all week long, we watched them watch Miley.
