Sentence examples for find astonishing from inspiring English sources

For the moment, I may find astonishing employees on Craigslist, and a cat may look at a queen.

What I find astonishing, having worked in theatre now on some sort of level for about 15 years, is that for 10 of those 15 years, theatre was necessarily a marginal, conservative art form.

The thing I have come to find astonishing is that people from all political sides routinely say that the internet has to be the model of free speech and freedom.

"It is hatred with a perfidy that I find astonishing," particularly, he said, when one contrasts the broad consensus on topics like gay marriage, or an expansion of kindergartens to allow German mothers to work, with the recent, sometimes violent, protests against gay marriage in neighboring France.

"What I find astonishing is that this good news story - that we are all living for longer - is becoming a bad news story that we are all going to be poorer," says Ros Altmann, director general of Saga.

Then there was a familiar sight Nass continued to find astonishing.

It wasn't widespread animosity; it was small but it was highly vocal, and it was not fact-based, which is what I found astonishing.

In an act that Ms. Solnit finds astonishing, the soldiers named the lake after the chief at the very moment they were removing him from the land.

Mr. Bates finds astonishing and revealing variety in the splintered dignity of a man who literally used to sing for his supper at the table of Olga Petrovna's father, now dead.

"What I found astonishing," Epstein says, "was, first, that my mother had never mentioned this prime fact of her life to him, her best friend, through their long marriage, and, second, that he never told her that the fact was known to him".

Jones (2002) proposes specific rules for checking such biases when confronted with testimony one finds astonishing.