Sentence examples for breathtaking considering from inspiring English sources

Writing on the school's website, Andy Sprakes, the headteacher, said: Today's GCSE results are breathtaking considering our turbulent year.

Any nominee would be liberal... To suggest [Obama] wouldn't nominate a liberal would be breathtaking considering everything else he's done and who he is.

And she's the sexual aggressor, too: in one breathtaking scene — considering that it's Hepburn — they neck for a bit, clinging tight, and she shocks him by casually preparing for him to stay the night.

When she and Mr. Vargas danced during the customary jam session finale, the chemistry between this fiery young woman and debonairly self-deprecating older man was breathtaking, and — considering the technical difficulties — a triumph.

Isn't it just breathtaking to consider the miracle of new existence?

The counsel for the attorney general's office, which is defending the Senate against Mr. Monserrate's lawsuit, told the judge that the claim that the Senate could not remove one of its own members was "a breathtaking argument," especially considering that every other state has a process for expelling legislators.

This is another lie, an act of hypocrisy that is breathtaking when fully considered.

The progress made in this area of verification is breathtaking when one considers the confrontational situation with the former Soviet Union 25 years ago.

"That's saying basically each title is worth about $10 million" on average, he said, "which is just breathtaking when you consider what kinds of profit machines these newspapers used to be".

These numbers are breathtaking when you consider that in 2015, across the whole of the US (a country with a population more than 50% larger than Brazil's) an estimated 1,134 people were killed by police.

The astounding thing is Loewy rendered a full-size Avanti in clay in less than 40 days, which even today is considered breathtaking speed.