Sentence examples for astonishingly often from inspiring English sources

The death penalty is still used for drug trafficking offences, and it's used astonishingly often.

The death penalty is still used for drug trafficking offenses, and it's used astonishingly often.

THE VACATONERS by Emma Straub For something a little lighter, reach for this this astonishingly clever, often side-splittingly funny romp.

"Performance by departments varies but is often astonishingly bad," the report said.

But for an album written in a state of crippling despair it was often astonishingly pretty.

Mr Borg is an Anglophile, like many high-flying Swedes, who are often astonishingly well-informed about Britain.

Not just from Barça – although they got it wrong – or the media – although the reaction was often astonishingly bitter – but from the usual suspects.

The level of play in Safin's 7-6 (6), 7-6 (6), 5-7, 1-6, 6-3 victory over Agassi, a four-time champion, was often astonishingly high on both sides.

"Xas is one of the best angels since William Blake's," Nina Auerbach wrote here in 1999, and this is an "original, often astonishingly vivid novel".

Shot by Mr. Castaing-Taylor, who, from all the tail-level visuals seems to have spent a lot of time crouching or on his knees, "Sweetgrass" is often astonishingly beautiful, even if the image quality of the video sometimes disappoints.

Cartoon captions in those days tended to be written in dialogue form ("Diner: 'Thompson, do the members ask for this wine?' Head waiter (sotto voce): 'Not twice, sir!' "), and by today's standard they were often astonishingly wordy.