Sentence examples for amazed to think from inspiring English sources

I was amazed to think there could be any better person than [her]." Now she is persona non grata.

"I was just amazed to think you could actually make a business out of working on ropes," said Mr. Bley, who occasionally gets recruits from a Santa Cruz rock-climbing gym in which he invested.

Alex Renton was amazed "to think this sweltering account of life and death beyond the swing doors is only 9 years old - Bourdain put the rock (and the speed and the coke and the smack) into chefs' memoirs, and started a legend of knife-fighting, hard-drinking, Ramones-loving psycho-cooks that Gordon, Marco and co continue feebly to exploit.

"You look at the record over the past 12 months and you'd be amazed to think that his job was under pressure, but that's the way sport is.

I am amazed sometimes to think how old I am.

It amazed me to think about what he dealt with every day inside his head.

By Alice Munro I am amazed sometimes to think how old I am.

The Russian writer Pushkin, who is mentioned in BHM in some schools, was very proud of his African heritage, but saw himself as Russian first and foremost, and would have been amazed to have been thought of as a "black hero".

"It just amazes me to think of sending your six-year-old across the city on a bus and not thinking about it again until the meatloaf is done and the kid appears in a cop car with a stray dog".

He is a world-class player and it amazes me to think that even a month ago he was being written off.

They "knew we could outrun him" but "just before we started the race he said, 'Now you have to move back a hundred yards and give me a head start.'" Cain says he doesn't remember who won – "it was just so much fun" – but that he'll "never forget the time" that his dad's "amazing ability to think on his feet...got himself out of a jam".