Sentence examples for astonishing consequence from inspiring English sources

This is an astonishing consequence of technological innovation that my travel-anxious friend would relish, but not all of us welcome that elimination of surprise.

Epistemicists accept this astonishing consequence.

Such curiosity and its astonishing consequences, as exemplified by the Apollo spacesuit, is likely to flourish more richly outside the organizational constraints and corporate shell of post-Apollo NASA.

The effect is astonishing.

The result was astonishing.

During the last 50 years this situation has been completely transformed by the introduction of sophisticated numerical algorithms and an astonishing increase in the available computational power, with the consequence that aerodynamic design is now carried out largely by computer simulation.

It is astonishing to notice that we would rather deal with the consequences of a lie than with the consequences of the truth.

This was an astonishing achievement with a club that had won nothing of consequence since the FA Cup in 1959.

The picture is an inexcusably long 135 minutes, astonishing considering how little story is told and how little of consequence happens.

The outlines of this phenomenon have become so familiar that only rarely does anyone stand back and consider quite how astonishing it all is, and the extent to which the consequences have permeated every aspect of British life.

In one way or other, of course, fiction is often about just that: sorting through consequences — the past impending on the present and setting into sometimes astonishing motion the future.