Sentence examples for have astounded from inspiring English sources

Such moves would once have astounded; these days, they are unremarkable.

She told about many things which have astounded her, and her recollections of Malaysia.

Either proposition would have astounded James Madison, often described as the guiding spirit behind the Constitution, who rejected state-established religions and, like Alexander Hamilton, proposed a central government so strong that it could veto state laws.

Not only are the Patriots close to setting several N.F.L. records, including most points and touchdowns, but their march to perfection has also set bank-breaking numbers that have astounded the sports-gambling culture.

Now 400 sq metres of Dorothy Stringer high school has become an unlikely haven for rare butterflies, which have astounded conservationists by popping up in the middle of Brighton.

The idea, for instance, that it was the Victorians who invented the notion that overseas initiatives should be for God not gain would have astounded those French, Portuguese and Spanish Catholic Fathers who had earlier devoted far more care to the indigenous peoples of the Americas than many of their Anglo, Protestant competitors.

My obtuseness at one point had "astounded" him.

Her determination has astounded those who know her.

Norton's preposterous success had astounded his father, without ever making him particularly happy.

Ramanujan's ideas had astounded Hardy when the young Indian first wrote to him.

My dad's from there, and the cultural mix has astounded me.