Sentence examples for astonishing note from inspiring English sources

Sounding a pianissimo note of caution, Bush said, "the progress in Iraq is fragile and reversible" – an astonishing note of realism by his standards.

And on a less serious – but still somewhat astonishing – note, the Manchester Evening News reported that more than 220 calls were made to a Manchester-based employment law expert in the aftermath of Malik's announcement, enquiring about what qualifies for compassionate leave from work.

Looking at the classic era of movie-making, on film and largely in studios, it's all the more astonishing to note what could be done with a mere camera — to contemplate the plastic beauty of such films as "Last Year at Marienbad" or "The Eclipse" or "Johnny Guitar" or "The Gang's All Here," "Lola Montès" or "The Color of Pomegranates," "Raging Bull" or "Days of Heaven" or "Nouvelle Vague".

A statement from the PCB added: "It is astonishing to note that a matter lacking any legal issue has been dragged in the court by petitioners who appear to have vested interest and want to jeopardise Pakistan-Bangladesh cricketing relations".

It is astonishing to note how little cooperation still takes place, and I believe this package will pave the way for better cooperation among public authorities too.

"It's really astonishing," he notes.

"It's astonishing," Clearwater noted, "to see how her work continues to grow in popularity and how viewers truly connect with the paintings".

What is more astonishing, Goss noted in an interview for the New York Times, articulated that undocumented immigrants have contributed up to $300 billion, or nearly 10percentt, of the $2.7 trillion of the nation's Social Security Trust Fund.

After Salmond's landslide election victory – described by Dinsmore as "quite astonishing" in one note to the first minister, Sun executives treated Salmond to a curry dinner.

Examples of astonishing eccenstricities, recently noted by the press.

The New Yorker, November 2, 1929 P. 48 Examples of astonishing eccenstricities, recently noted by the press.