Sentence examples for astonishing text from inspiring English sources

And what is Shakespeare without his original, astonishing text?

As an alternative revelation to John's, she focusses on what must be the single most astonishing text of its time, the long feminist poem found at Nag Hammadi in 1945 and called "Thunder, Perfect Mind" — a poem so contemporary in feeling that one would swear it had been written by Ntozake Shange in a feminist collective in the nineteen-seventies, and then adapted as a Helen Reddy song.

As an alternative revelation to John's, she focusses on what must be the single most astonishing text of its time, the long feminist poem found at Nag Hammadi in 1945 and called "Thunder, Perfect Mind"—a poem so contemporary in feeling that one would swear it had been written by Ntozake Shange in a feminist collective in the nineteen-seventies, and then adapted as a Helen Reddy song.

This young lady sent an astonishing 14,528 text messages in a single month, embarrassing her entire family, yes, but giving the New York Post the opportunity to use "lol" and "omg" in its story.

In the process, he offers a dazzling series of readings of an astonishing array of texts.

The soprano Deborah Voigt was again Brünnhilde, a role she has made her own, though she took astonishing liberties with the text much of the evening.

His most famous work is the Summulae de dialectica (Compendium of Dialectic), a text of astonishing breadth and originality aimed at redeeming the older tradition of Aristotelian logic using the newer, terminist logic of 'moderns' such as Peter of Spain and William of Ockham.

But it is still astonishing that, of 78 texts discussed by Bernard Richards and others in The Greatest Books You'll Never Read, just 10 are by women writers – including Jane Austen, Mary Wollstonecraft and Sylvia Plath.

Dr. Perkins builds his corporate leadership text around the astonishing story of the British Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition, led by Sir Ernest Shackleton.

Rereading The Society of the Spectacle, I was struck yet again not only by Debord's astonishing prescience – for what other text from the late 1960s so accurately describes the shit we're still in?

For a small file that difference means very little but for a big one, such as a complicated web page with multiple graphics elements and text, that's astonishing.