Sentence examples for astonishing document from inspiring English sources
The play itself is an astonishing document.
It's an astonishing document, this score.
"It's quite an astonishing document," Mr. Lewis said of the critique.
The agreement reached by the negotiators was an astonishing document, representing substantial concessions by the Conservatives and a readiness among the Lib Dem leadership to take on the responsibilities and the strains of sharing power.
The report, dated Feb. 9 of that year, is one of more than 100 astonishing documents collected by the historian Zhou Xun in a new book about Mao Zedong's Great Leap Forward, published by Yale University Press.
In their metamorphosing of the perceived reality into drawings, the landscapes of Albrecht Altdorfer and Wolf Huber in particular are astonishing documents of a feeling for nature that might almost be called Romantic.
A Salute to Singing Centers Joe Smith's secret contracts notwithstanding, one of the more astonishing documents to come out of the league office recently is the third edition of the Official N.B.A. Encyclopedia.
By Amy Davidson Sorkin March 25 , 2010Two quick, non-comprehensive notes on resources for anybody following the (latest) Vatican abuse scandal: Laurie Goodstein's piece in the Times, which I wrote about today, is accompanied by a collection of pretty astonishing documents.
Two quick, non-comprehensive notes on resources for anybody following the (latest) Vatican abuse scandal: Laurie Goodstein's piece in the Times, which I wrote about today, is accompanied by a collection of pretty astonishing documents.
Of course, the monster of all rock concerts, and concert films, is Woodstock: 3 Days Of Peace And Music (1970), Michael Wadleigh's astonishing visual document of the legendary three-day music festival that drew nearly 500,000 people to Max Yasger's farm in 1969.
Lynas, who was present at many of the key negotiating sessions, said: "It's astonishing that this document suggests the Chinese really believes the absurd conspiracy theory that small island states were being played like puppets by rich countries.
