Sentence examples for astonishing though from inspiring English sources

It's astonishing, though, how long Londoners were forced to suffer.

It's astonishing, though, that Raina's flaws in the Test arena have coloured perception of his one-day exploits.

What was more astonishing, though, was the look on her face.

What's really astonishing, though, is the site of my experimentation with "mobile money".

ASTONISHING though this may sound, the Balkans have recently been doing remarkably well.

And it is certainly astonishing, though not in the way you might imagine.

In a 2006 French best seller about politics and sex titled "Sexus Politicus," the authors Christophe Deloire and Christophe Dubois describe the adventures of powerful men in astonishing detail, though often hinting at, rather than spelling out, their transgressions.

Sometimes the dumplings are astonishing -- though, like much of the food, they're richer than a Chinese chef would make them.

By far the most astonishing feature, though, is that the Martian is a full-blown speakerphone.

The society, with its flagship Goyas and gothic Madonnas, is an astonishing resource, though famously underknown.

There is, though, an astonishing monologue, designed to invoke a material sense of the word "smoke" like a haemorrhage in your brain.