Sentence examples for astonishing group from inspiring English sources

They are an astonishing group of people".

The hearty few dozen who went the distance were rewarded with an astonishing group improvisation by the Elysian Quartet.

They also infuse the astonishing group of 25 poems at the end of Dr Zhivago One, 'August', evokes the author's ground-floor Peredelkino bedroom: 'The sun called me bright and early/As promised, I was not misled.

There he joined an astonishing group of talent including Albert Sidney Johnston, Robert E. Lee, William Hardee, Earl Van Dorn, Edmund Kirby Smith and George Stoneman, a group that, as one author has noted, "supplied more officers to high command than any unit in military history".

Thanks to the NHS, an astonishing group of surgeons, nurses, consultants and specialists, but also to our society's choice to invest in the possibility of life, without caveat or consideration of social position – thanks to these things he is alive, smiling and filling nappies with a vigour you wouldn't believe.

A tough astonishing group that have chosen to make a life in the American West.

The Paralympics is, of course, a wonderful event and a necessary platform to demonstrate the astonishing accomplishments of an amazing group of athletes, but there is still an otherness about it.

Still, it's next to astonishing in a group this large that defection has claimed just one and death none.

As soon as you enter the tropical section of the Princess of Wales Conservatory, the glasshouse around which the festival is centered, you are confronted with an astonishing sight: a group of vanda orchids, big blowsy blossoms in purple, white, orange, yellow and blue, which appear to be floating in mid-air (they're actually suspended from the roof with virtually invisible nylon line).

I have been particularly inspired by the rally convened by Liberty and the British Muslim Initiative last Monday, which brought together an astonishing array of groups and organisations: Christians, Jews, Hindus, Sikhs, Muslims, anti-racism campaigners, human rights activists, intellectuals, artists, and politicians from opposite sides of the spectrum.

In his astonishing performance before a group of rich donors in Boca Raton, Florida, in May, recently made public by Mother Jones, he said that the forty-seven per cent of Americans who pay no federal income taxes are never going to vote for him, because they think of themselves as "victims" and "believe that government has a responsibility to care for them".