Sentence examples for described as astounding from inspiring English sources

Another suit charges that the deal "can only be described as astounding, unprecedented and blatantly illegal".

Our clear and compelling evidence of an ongoing slavery ring was met with what can only be described as astounding indifference by those government officials charged with addressing the problem.

Nernberg's discovery – which he called a "10 out of 10" and the University of Calgary described as "astounding" – is roughly 4ft-square and includes five fossilized fish.

ApproTec's distribution of the treadle pump and other projects have been credited with raising the gross domestic product of Kenya by $35 million, or 0.35percentt, a notion that was described as "astounding" by Eric Lemelson, an environmental lawyer by training who operates an organic vineyard in Oregon.

The uptown location was simultaneously a drawback and a charm, according to Ms. Kelley, who described as "astounding" the in-your-face views of the Central Park reservoir, which looms outside like the unit's own private swimming pool, and more distant ones of Central Park South.

For all the uncertainty about Burma's future, the facts of the present are astounding: a nation roundly described as irredeemable has stepped back from the brink.

A massive, biblical torrent poured out of Vesuvius and stamped on the town like a gigantic foot: a 900-degree super-cloud of gas, ash, molten rock and volcanic debris, travelling at astounding speed – it was later described as a "pyroclastic surge" – killed the fleeing townsfolk in their tracks.

Until recently, the home that Ahmet described as Gail's "super groovy artistic space" also contained a few lifetimes'  worth of astounding art, musical instruments, recording gear, artifacts and memorabilia.

Until recently, the home that Ahmet described as Gail's "super groovy artistic space" also contained a few lifetimes' worth of astounding art, musical instruments, recording gear, artifacts and memorabilia.

The redundancy evident in the toxin gene repertoire of Photorhabdus and Xenorhabdus is astounding – at the time of its sequencing in 2003, P. luminescens was described as having more genes encoding toxins than any other genome sequenced to date [ 40], however, Serratia sp. SCBI also has over 200 genes encoding toxins, NRPS genes, multiple drug efflux systems and assorted virulence factors.

The last line of Marlowe's astounding confession is an admission of his complicity in the terrible events he has just described as a reluctant witness.