Sentence examples for astonishing support from inspiring English sources
Gary McKinnon's fight against extradition attracted astonishing support, but less well-known is the case of Talha Ahsan, a young Muslim poet from Tooting who – like McKinnon – was diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome.
Younger people watching the actor Jason Robards's portrayal of Bradlee in "All the President's Men" can be forgiven for thinking it is a broad caricature, an exaggeration of his cement-mixer voice, his cocky ebullience, his ferocious instinct for a political story, and his astonishing support for his reporters.
"There was astonishing support for Europa," Dreier says.
The public surely has never been fully aware of this astonishing support and transfer of taxpayer equity to the private sector to enable its continuing exploitation and corruption of a publicly owned natural resource.
Ms Sturgeon has presided over an astonishing surge in support for the party, making her Britain's most powerful female politician.
The astonishing outpouring of support from our straight friends taught me a profound lesson: getting married is a rite of passage into a wide circle of shared humanity.
Monarch is being hauled back from the brink by a combination of radical cost-cutting, a turnaround plan backed by the potential new investors, Greybull, and an astonishing level of support from employees, who have voted to accept pay cuts of up to 30% and 900 redundancies.
The movement was quickly met with an astonishing amount of support from people all over the world from celebrities to politicians.
eight years ago, American corn growers have received an astonishing $34.5 billion in taxpayer support, according to an analysis of government data by the Washington-based Environmental Working Group.
Chapter 5 looks in depth at the sources and drivers of heterogeneity in the Serengeti: how can grassland plains support such astonishing biodiversity?
Its frightening and astonishing the lack of support on the part of BP, and the government, state and local officials.
