Sentence examples for extreme astonishment from inspiring English sources
The steak brought all three men to the same level of extreme astonishment.
Twenty years after the 1994 genocide that claimed the lives of 800,000 people, much of the international commentary about Rwanda swings between extremes – astonishment at the country's dramatic public health and economic success, and condemnation of alleged political repression under President Paul Kagame.
In 1993, Baha al-Din banned the niqab — a shawl-like garment that covers the face, hair, and neck — from the schools, but when, the following year, he banned the less extreme hijab he was, much to his astonishment, overruled by the Supreme Court.
Why all the astonishment when we woke one morning forced to extreme remedies?
But the movie exudes an extreme self-consciousness regarding the strangeness of the story — Russell's astonishment that the events the movie is based on are real.
At a wide-ranging public lands conference at the University of Colorado in Boulder earlier this month, veteran public lands users — ranchers, hikers, managers — from all facets of the political spectrum expressed astonishment that Romney had sided with his party's most extreme fringe.
Milosevic feigned astonishment: "Me?
Astonishment dried her tears.
The boy registered astonishment.
He turned around in astonishment.
