Sentence examples for astonishment from from inspiring English sources

There was astonishment from some in Greece.

IT TAKES a lot to produce gasps of astonishment from British politicians.

The decision by Mr. Steele was met with anger and astonishment from an array of Republican officials.

Yet, to gasps of astonishment from the sidelines, they would ship three in 16 minutes around the hour-mark.

There is the British folk sensation Laura Marling (Page 106), whose precociousness as a songwriter keeps garnering accolades and astonishment from the music press.

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — Duquesne Fils-Aimé Fils-Aimé to the waistrippedped gingerly into the canal, drawaiststeppedof astonishment from the spectators above.

Permanent astonishment shines from his great eyes under their apprehensive brows.

But he believes the astonishment comes from a misunderstanding of the roles of science and religion.

These skilled brewmasters are responsible for seeing that every glass of Rheingold brings out the unique Extra Dry flavor... .. Our astonishment stems from curiosity as to why such a large bunch is necessary to check up on a beer that has been going strong for 119 years.

Moments earlier, gasps of astonishment rose from the packed courtroom.

Time after time, I was struck by the campaigns' astonishment (even from the frontrunners) at anyone asking for a simple speech transcript.