Sentence examples for astounded to think from inspiring English sources

"Customers are astounded to think that a value-for-money player is also a major UK manufacturer," he said.

I'm actually so astounded by this shoe and jean-length choice that I'm starting to think the BBC PhotoShopped them on.

It does not mean what you think: he is just proposing marriage – and is astounded to hear that Emma thought he was really after her dim-witted protégée Harriet.

To Chan, such a statement provided surprising confirmation of her fears: "I think we were all astounded to hear this from a Beijing official.

"I'm absolutely astounded to see what's happened this week," Pawlett told the Official Charts Company.

"I was presented with a series of revelations, let us say, which pretty much left me astounded to be honest.

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).

As Homer, Lisa, and her friends watch the announcement of the year's Nobel Prize winners, they are astounded to hear that Krusty the Clown has won the Peace Prize.

After 13,000 years the Grand Galactics finally return to Earth and are astounded to see how fast the planet has developed.

I am astounded to hear via neighborhood crime watch bulletins of unlocked, alarm-less houses and not only that, of con men - perfect strangers!