Sentence examples for amount of amazement from inspiring English sources

There was a fair amount of amazement in rugby league circles when Sally Bolton, who was generally recognised as having played a key role in the success of last autumn's World Cup as general manager, was absent from the list of the 50 most influential women in UK sport in last Friday's Guardian.

There had been a certain amount of amazement that any Democrat, even Jones, a respected former U.S. Attorney who had successfully prosecuted some of the murderers in the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church bombing case, had a chance, given how Republican Alabama is.

The editorial perfectly harmonises this year's Met Gala and the Costume Institute's theme and exhibition of Manus x Machina: Fashion in an Age of Technology, where Tisci's unparalleled hand craft and Miku's crowd-sourced musicianship both equal an incredible amount of amazement and awe.

Carol Edgarian's "Three Stages of Amazement" shares a surprising amount of common ground with last year's most argued-about novel, Jonathan Franzen's "Freedom".

The bellman who helped us load the car at Chateau de Marcay could not hide his amazement at the amount of luggage we had.

Perhaps the most impressive thing about this insta-frenzy was the amount of athletes who were tweeting their amazement alongside fans, journalists and the hoops twitterati.

"Three Stages of Amazement" is Edgarian's second novel.

THREE STAGES OF AMAZEMENT, by Carol Edgarian (Scribner, $25).

At first the letters are full of amazement and enthusiasm.

"Place of watchtower, place of amazement.

The Valley of Amazement, by Amy Tan (Ecco).