Sentence examples for breathtaking terms from inspiring English sources

Desperate to end a tourism slump, Hong Kong had given Disney breathtaking terms, including providing a majority of the construction funds.

Her account of the birth of her first child is absolutely mind-boggling and nerve-racking (and, while we're on present participles, breathtaking, in terms of the quality of prose used to describe the pain); and her very lovely-sounding husband's agony at her suffering is beautifully and memorably described.

The isometric 3D puzzler was breathtaking in terms of its visual design and had nice mechanics, and it managed to earn nearly $6 million in revenue from over 2.4 million individual app sales.

But a new government report suggests that the number of children in the United States who are exposed to violent crime has dropped precipitously in the last two decades, a decline that one expert termed "breathtaking".

In my field of pediatric pulmonary disease, the rapid advancement of basic science understanding into improved clinical care has been, to use an appropriate term, breathtaking.

She also incorporates so much of what defines her into her performances that the term breathtaking really is an understatement.

The term "breathtaking" may indicate a tendency of humans to inhibit breathing in moments of fear or excitement, however, that has not been reported in the scientific literature.

The term "breathtaking" is often applied to scenery, and the more spectacular, the better.

In terms of breathtaking prices, J. Crew's bikinis barely register on the whoa! continuum.

Prone to fits of histrionics and, at times, can rival Phil in terms of breathtaking slapstick.

So in spite of his rather breathtaking grab for another term, there will be no opprobrium forthcoming from the editorial pages of the city's newspapers.