Sentence examples for feeling of amazement from inspiring English sources
"It gave me a feeling of amazement and impotence," said Bregman, who took Bergoglio's declaration regarding Jalics and Yorio in 2010.
*A feeling of amazement that there is so much good writing and design in the world, much of which happens to be available on the Internet, plus a general amazement at human inventiveness.
Georges wrote the author about it; though she was 6000 miles away in California, her loss seemed the realer for it & mixed with it was a feeling of amazement that she'd actually lived with Pepe, been embraced by him & listened to him sing.
But I can remember, with great clarity, sitting across from my father at a woodsy restaurant in Big Sur that evening, and looking past him out the window at the confluence of mountains and ocean with a feeling of amazement, and an awareness, I had never experienced before.
When Gene tasks Barry with performing Alec Baldwin's motivational speech from "Glengarry Glen Ross," the student invests one of its famous lines — "Second prize is a set of steak knives" — with a feeling of amazement, as if he were promising a pony ride to a small child.
A feeling of amazement and wonder came over me.
"The Death of Mr. Lazarescu," for all its terrible matter-of-factness, produces tumultuous feelings of amazement and revolt.
After that potentially painful segment ("You may for a while regret your experimental courage," the website notes) you will feel a beating pulse inside your abdomen, creating a feeling of "restlessness, amazement, and elation".
It would be impossible to capture Rousselot's feeling of stunned amazement in the dark, half-empty Buenos Aires cinema where he first saw the Frenchman's film.
