Sentence examples similar to generate astonishment from inspiring English sources
The size of the bequests, to Trouble and to dogs generally, has generated widespread astonishment.
The trend so far has generated more astonishment than opposition.
Beyond Palencia, however, Spain's most successful female runner is generating more astonishment than sympathy as allegations mount that Domínguez was at the heart of a trafficking network of illegal performance-enhancing substances.
For the naturalist, this generates wonder, astonishment at what different ways of life are possible, and creates an opening in one's experience for empathy with the suffering, pain, and loss of others.
The aim is to turn architecture into a work of art, the main features of which are generating emotion and astonishment.
The astonishment generated by Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne's announcement that the Fabbrica Italia plan no longer exists is incredible.
With bone-chilling aplomb, linguistic grace and the piercing fatalism of an Appalachian ballad, Mr. Rash lets the Pembertons' new union generate ripple after ripple of astonishment.
While the talk generated controversy, to my astonishment I found that many of the park staff at the conference appeared sympathetic to my arguments.
The book was called "about as agreeable as a dose of ipecac," in a review in The New York Times, for generating "a sense of astonishment that human intelligence could have permitted us to reach this predicament".
To his astonishment, the scarcely visible indentations generated a vague reproduction of sound when the paper was pulled back beneath the stylus.
