Sentence examples for breathtaking on from inspiring English sources

The spot must be one of the most breathtaking on earth, looking south over the Ross ice shelf towards the pole and north to the sweeping ocean icebergs.

Sony's supplied video looks breathtaking on this screen: rich, sumptuous and bright with realistic colours that avoid being over-saturated.

Jason Kidd -- 33 points, 8 assists, 6 rebounds, 4 steals in 45 minutes -- was breathtaking on Thursday night.

The mendaciousness of this coda is fairly breathtaking, on the back of the 10 minutes of slaughter that preceded it.

All those plants packed into a single container were breathtaking on the sunny porch, but I have learned from hard experience that they quickly flag indoors.

The Lilliputian size of the nanotube wires is breathtaking, on the average only about 1.4 nanometers in diameter, or about the width of 10 atoms.

If the choice is between emphasis on sport or on disability, perhaps the breathtaking sights on display over the last week and a half suggest an answer: both.

It's a breathtaking answer on many levels, one of which is he's closer to addressing our other issue – a definition of "terrorism" – than defining torture.

The difference is breathtaking, particularly on the famous shots one has seen so many times before.

The march upmarket is not exclusive to machines that sell on performance and rationalize their breathtaking prices on the costly materials like titanium and carbon fiber needed to keep weight low.

But Mr. Bush's number games on taxes pale in comparison with his breathtaking audacity on Social Security.