Sentence examples for astounded to learn from inspiring English sources
The Wylers here in Colorado City were also particularly astounded to learn that Mr. Nielsen, the high-ranking sect official who everyone at the dinner table believed kept his wives and children in Arizona, had another family cluster in Texas.
In 2009 I interviewed Sachin Tendulkar in a shop in Covent Garden, increasingly aware that on the pavement outside there was an ever-burgeoning group of Indians, astounded to learn that their country's supreme sporting megastar was on the other side of the glass.
I am often astounded to learn how many young people coming out of high school, and even college, know almost nothing of American history or the sacrifices our ancestors made to bequeath to us our heritage of freedom.
I was astounded to learn from your book that, until Modersohn-Becker, women did not paint nude self-portraits.
Ms. Guthrie was astounded to learn that her maternal grandmother, a poet and songwriter, was so well known.
He wrote that "Scarpa, Sr., was astounded to learn that Ambrosino's car had been 'bugged' and that I had not told him of this situation".
I am astounded to hear via neighborhood crime watch bulletins of unlocked, alarm-less houses and not only that, of con men - perfect strangers!
I was moved and impressed by the analytical clarity of Malik Vitthal's "Imperial Dreams," which played this past weekend at BAM Cinématek's New Voices in Black Cinema series, and was all the more astounded — and dismayed — to learn that though its Sundance première took place in January, 2014, it's still considered "unreleased".
"I'm absolutely astounded to see what's happened this week," Pawlett told the Official Charts Company.
Not to mention, of course, the ridiculously cheery and high-pitched "Byeeee!" that you are astounded to hear coming out of your mouth as you sign off.
HIS SECRET LIFE -- When her husband dies, an Italian housewife (Margherita Buy) is astounded to discover that he had a longtime male lover (the suddenly ubiquitous Stefano Accorsi).
