"An astonishing remark", Mr This huffs, "because isn't everything a chemical?
All of this reminds us of an astonishing remark last month by Senator Claire McCaskill, Democrat of Missouri.
Secretary of State John Kerry's astonishing remark on Aug. 1 that the coup was "restoring democracy," despite a disavowal from the White House, did not leave the impression that America was on the side of the peaceful protesters.
"The level of erudition among many of our clients is astonishing," Mahony remarks.
Labour leader Johann Lamont branded Mr Salmond's remarks "absolutely astonishing", saying Scottish minister had failed to ask bosses at the Bank of England about the issue, or if it would be the lender of last resort for an independent Scotland.
We've done this for centuries with bigger and bigger telescopes on the ground, but "we live at the bottom of an ocean of air", as Galileo's favourite pupil, Evangelista Torricelli, remarked with astonishing insight.
Keasling's remarks are an astonishing late admission of what experts and civil society groups have feared all along.
He strides through its marble halls in a top hat, frock coat, and cravat, and challenges the other artists, including John Constable, with muttered remarks and such astonishing acts as disfiguring one of his own maritime paintings with a smudge of crimson.
Curry would later remark: "You need astonishing expertise these days to curl a ball beyond the reach of Neville Southall, yet Whiteside managed it with a low shot that was as lethal as an Exocet missile".
Curry would later remark: "You need astonishing expertise these days to curl a ball beyond the reach of Neville Southall, yet Whiteside managed it with a low shot that was as lethal as an Exocet missile". Put simply, it was a goal worthy of winning a Cup final, and even with the handicap of playing with a man down for 40 minutes-plus, few could dispute that United had deserved their victory.
Especially in the latter phases of his campaign, when we might have seen glints of character refined by the fierce struggle for the White House, we saw instead the astonishing petulance of the 47% remark---that 47% of the American public are "dependents" who don't take responsibility for their lives, thus he can't worry about them.
