Sentence examples for amazement from from inspiring English sources

The basic outline of this story isn't what elevates "Three Stages of Amazement" from the commonplace.

The UK has a sentimental attachment to biography that is regarded with some amazement from the US and mainland Europe.

But she provoked gasps from a keenly interested audience - and wide-eyed amazement from Francois-Cerrah - by telling an anecdote about her father's kindness in hiring Muslim servants.

As the tractor-trailer drew closer to Koplik's Chrysler Sebring, Josh Boone, a center with the Nets, watched in amazement from his car in the left lane.

The building was a constant amazement from the rough concrete in the bowels to the polished floors of the walkways and corridors.

Ten years ago today, after having fled into exile from Iraq, Dr Rubaie watched in amazement from his home in London as American troops and Shias pulled down Saddam's huge statue in central Baghdad.

The profuse pleasures of "Boyhood" spring not from amazement but from recognition — from saying, Yes, that's true, and that feels right, or that's how it was for me, too.

The profuse pleasures of "Boyhood" spring not from amazement but from recognition from saying, Yes, that's true, and that feels right, or that's how it was for me, too.

It all paled into insignificance, however, next to an epic encounter that brought on looks of amazement even from the crew. .

Science centers are meant to overwhelm, although, at their worst, the sensation of amazement comes more from the spectacle than from the subjects.

The cartographer John Filson, who visited the Blue Licks of Kentucky in 1784, wrote that the bison there evoked "amazement and terror" from all visitors, thanks to "the prodigious roads they have made from all quarters, as if leading to some populous city".