Sentence examples for bit astonishing from inspiring English sources

It isn't, but people think that's a bit astonishing in itself".

That's really a bit astonishing, if not ridiculous, when you think about it.

Then a bit of astonishing theatre: a between-his-legs flick by the young man that skimmed the net for a winner that left even Nadal impressed.

Instead, the American documentarian wasted little time in returning to the same atrocity, deftly flipping focus from violator to victim, and making a film every bit as astonishing.

Like Joyce, Woolf knew the entire world could be seen by looking not only at the big picture, but also the small one, in more or less the way a physicist who studies subatomic particles is witness to miracles every bit as astonishing as those observed by an astronomer.

Lee won the Pulitzer prize for fiction: an astonishing bit of precocity.

In an astonishing bit of luxury casting, the Swedish Radio Choir, one of the finest choruses in the world, was brought in for relatively brief but crucial contributions, in the choral fantasy and in movements from the Mass in C major.

The really astonishing bit is how quickly the Structure works in capturing all of this data.

My tour of Abu Dhabi included a stop at the Sheik Zayed Grand Mosque, an astonishing bit of architecture that can accommodate 40,000 worshippers during Eid.

An astonishing bit of contemporary propaganda, "Message from Mississippi," tells the world that all is well in the Magnolia State: "Out of the statewide pattern of segregation, mutual respect and cooperation among the races has arisen a productive, law-abiding way of life".

Sadat felt that he had more or less done his bit for peace by that astonishing gesture; the grouchy Israelis were less spontaneous.