Sentence examples for appears astonishing from inspiring English sources
But given that the budget has doubled since 1997, it appears astonishing that there should be any shortfall in funding at all.On December 7th, Sir Nigel Crisp, the chief executive of the NHS, stressed that 70% of health-service trusts have got their finances under control.
The versatility of C. leucoviridis' mimicry appears astonishing at first, given the complexity and species-specificity of Cicadettini songs.
This appears astonishing in respect of their length (30 50 µm) and small diameter (0.2 1 µm) in between the varicose expansions.
This may appear astonishing since the dimensions of the deposited-energy ellipsoid are all comparable to the NP radius.
The BBC's Will Ross in Abuja says it appears somewhat astonishing that the girls cannot be found when there are reports they have been moved around in convoys of vehicles.
New sulfonamides, which appeared with astonishing rapidity, had greater potency, wider antibacterial range, or lower toxicity.
Biographies appear with astonishing frequency, writer after writer tirelessly examining the same known knowns and the same known unknowns, all obliged to rely on what should be called the speculative tense - "Shakespeare might have stood in this room... " - or the coy historical present: "He sits at his oak table, sharpening his quill... " They should all be subtitled "Climbing Mount Conjecture".
The most astonishing music appears in Act III, when Atys is visited by the gods of sleep and dreams, who advance Cybèle's agenda in his subconscious.
Seldom, though, does a photographer create work with a camera and lens that appears to be an astonishing cross between a photograph and a photogram.
AT FIRST blush, the Plavix affair appears to be an astonishing victory for Apotex, a cheeky Canadian drugs firm that launched a generic version of the world's second-bestselling drug.
In the final act of "The Night of the Hunter" the always-astonishing Lillian Gish appears, providing a refuge of kindness and generosity for the troubled children, and for us.
