Sentence examples for find it astounding from inspiring English sources

"We find it astounding that after 28 years his guilt should still be at issue.

There were about thirty-five ginls in the school; they received instruction from Ruskin in several subjects, including art and Bible studies... Given the history of his appetites, we find it astounding that such a man could get such a job, let alone make a respectable success of it; but we are not Victorians.

I find it astounding that the behaviour of both camps flourished and was tolerated".

"I still find it astounding that Microsoft is making Android phones, but there seems to be a steely determination to take a more open approach for the greater good of the whole company rather than just the Windows Phone platform," said Ben Wood, from the telecoms consultancy CCS Insight.

I find it astounding that I'm expected to evaluate myself.

I find it astounding that such simple, lovely, being present moments can ignite game changers in our lives.

The German Foreign Office, in a sardonic reply, found it "astounding" that other countries would decry Germany's treatment of Jews and then decline to admit them.

Mr. Parker, who became a lobbyist for barging interests after he left Congress, said he found it "astounding" that anyone would put environmental missions ahead of commercial projects.

In the article, McIntosh wrote that he found it "astounding" that while women speak out about how they experience prejudice, alienation or worse while gaming, there is "a consistent denial that there is any real problem with the way women are treated in gaming".

Plame called for the resignation of Director of National Intelligence James Clapper, saying that "as a former intelligence officer" she finds it "astounding" that upwards of 60 to 70percentt of the United States' intelligence budget is spent on private contractors.

And earlier this year, in a terminal moment for the church, the evangelical lobby was astounded to find it had no editorial support in the secular press for its opposition to the consecration of gay bishops.