Sentence examples for amazement by from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'amazement by' is not an idiomatic phrase in English
If you would like to express amazement, you can use the phrase to be amazed by instead. For example: I am amazed by the beauty of the night sky.
THREE STAGES OF AMAZEMENT, by Carol Edgarian (Scribner, $25).
The Valley of Amazement, by Amy Tan (Ecco).
Three Stages of Amazement, by Carol Edgarian (Scribner; $25).
Some parents who hold these parties for their children said they sometimes are met with amazement by other parents.
But the BBC has triggered amazement by changing the words of Humpty Dumpty on one of its children's programmes to give the accident-prone character a happy ending.
This is a staggering statistic that is compounded to the point of amazement by the fact that most of those serving these draconian sentences are nonviolent.
The exclamations of amazement uttered by fellow immigrants — young and old — are accompanied by the steady whir of 14 electric trains and streetcars that run in loops around the city's fancifully scrambled geography.
And the amazement provoked by the debates is the despairing kind.
TIJUANA, Mexico — Squatting and sweating inside the latest drug tunnel found here in this Pacific border city, it was easy to understand the amazement expressed by Mexican and American officials.
In general, I loathe anyone's mucking about with the classics — "The Bacchae" staged in a Turkish colored-glass factory, Oedipus as a visually impaired hockey coach, etc. — but I was at first charmed and then, to my amazement, gripped by Michael Almereyda's restaging of the play.
Be prepared to bargain with an international babble of sales personnel, try on ball gowns, pass through the back of a changing room into a ghostly throng of silent dummies, and fetch up in the Co-op window to the amazement of passers-by.
