Sentence examples for astounding features from inspiring English sources

One of the astounding features of the UK job market is the way in which immigrants and older workers have boosted the size of our workforce.

There are astounding features to this couple's dancing (especially Mr. Missé's); at several points the audience bursts into applause, in awe at some dazzling footwork.

The most astounding feature of the political fray as the 2012 election comes into view is that not a single Republican other than Congressman Ron Paul is stepping forward to brand as his or her own the issue of honest money.

Perhaps the most astounding feature of all these spectacular events is that they are happening on a schedule, and in anticipated detail (see italics above).

Looking very much like the older, fatter brother of the Pearl, the 8800 is a full-QWERTY enabled BB of un-astounding features.

This all culminated with an astounding four features on poor Farah Fawcett -- coverage more promotional than newsworthy -- in what was no doubt an NBC directed effort to try and make their money back on the $5 million reportedly paid for her documentary.

Josephine Baker takes part in the antic erotic fantasy "The Fireman of the Folies-Bergère," from 1928; Duke Ellington is featured at the piano and with his band in the 1929 "Black and Tan"; Jacques Tati stars in a riotously inventive 1935 furniture commercial; "Kiriki, Japanese Acrobats," from 1907, features astounding funambulists with a comic secret.

We drank Hennessy with Rudimental after their live set of pop-inflected drum & bass and house music, which featured astounding live R&B croons, but overall felt like a bit of a farce in terms of the "live" aspects of the show.

OK GO's music video for "This Too Shall Pass" features an astounding Rube Goldberg, and over 43 million people have flocked to see it.

The raid on the coach, the movie's dramatic and visual highlight (featuring the astounding stunt work of Yakima Canutt), remains one of the most thrilling sequences ever put on film.

In Harm's Way is more a melodrama, quite good though critically underrated, featuring an astounding nine Oscar nominees in a powerful cast.