The phrase "breathtaking about" is not grammatically correct or commonly used in written English
It is unclear what it is meant to convey. However, you could use it in a sentence like this: "The view was breathtaking about the whole valley." This could potentially mean that the view was stunning or awe-inspiring throughout the entire valley. But a more common and clearer way to say this would be "the view of the entire valley was breathtaking."
What is breathtaking about this autobiography is Grass's honesty about his dishonesty.
The only thing "breathtaking" about this whole sorry affair is Krauthammer's determination to shift the focus of the debate from substance to personal invective.
What is breathtaking about the whole initiative is the speed at which 550 years of post-Reformation practice is being overturned.
There was nothing breathtaking about Mr. Van Assche's collection but, with the models striding out in rubber-soled shoes and a military feel to the sharpened-up tailoring, it looked as if the clothes would march right out of the new store.
Instead of trying to communicate what was so breathtaking about Hawking's cosmological studies, what the film-makers offer is a flat domestic melodrama about a woman's struggles to care for a disabled man, and about her sustaining friendship with a drippy choirmaster (Charlie Cox).
But what for me is breathtaking about the central ballet section it is its attempt to capture the "out-of-body", fugitive experience of an artist in performance, when the conscious mind is suppressed and the body and pure instinct take over.
AMERICA'S political priorities have undergone a breathtaking about-turn.
And in a breathtaking about-face he decides to be her friend, leading to an ending that some readers may find a bit too neat (and sweet).
But that would be a breathtaking about-face, and the world would be wise not to bet on it.Meanwhile, unemployment is above 8%, and 40% of the jobless have been unemployed for at least six months.
One is a lack of public cash.In May 2010 the prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, at last gave up the fiction that Italy had been almost untouched by the economic crisis and, in a breathtaking about-turn, his closest adviser declared that painful cuts would be needed to stop Italy going the way of Greece.
The game has no objectives, and there is a breathtaking simplicity about this virtual world (it has 10-minute nights and usually no gravity).
