Sentence examples for astonishing impression from inspiring English sources

The second act was exquisite in colouring and design, and the last two scenes gave an astonishing impression of size and space.

Still more remarkable – indeed astonishing – is the impression of Michael Jackson singing.

His latest blunder is astonishing: Contrary to impression, the Fed has been tightening, shrinking its balance sheet by nearly $400 billion since December.

The effect is astonishing.

Still, her scores were glowing: 5.6 to 5.8 for technical merit, 5.8 to an astonishing 6.0 (given her slip-ups) for artistic impression, the first perfect score of her career.

That, at least, is the impression you get combing through some of the astonishing 25,000 customer reviews Unbroken has received on Amazon.

The picture that emerges is rather astonishing.

This thin pseudo-Maoist pastiche made little impression when Peter Martins first choreographed it 20 years ago, and it is astonishing to find that so dull a piece is still being revived.

He cultivated the impression that his poetry was uncontrolled and spontaneous ("a waking dream"), but in fact his astonishing notebooks show that it was brilliantly crafted and structured.

The impression must have been overwhelming, with the light coming into the building from all sides and the astonishing views.

But the overall impression of these examples, gathered from the library's collections along with loans from other institutions, is of an astonishing culture of writing that is neither well known nor comfortably suited to contemporary formulas.