Sentence examples for how astounding is from inspiring English sources

How astounding is it that Americans are not afraid to question their government and voice their opinions without fear of retribution.

But what's more astounding is how it was spent.

What's more astounding is how routinely a driver spins out, at a hundred and fifty m.p.h. or more, on a track that's three lanes wide, in the middle of forty-two other zooming cars, and nothing happens.

Her range in the poses is incredible: she is soft, hard, vigorous and pliant, but even more astounding is how she wipes the slate clean from one to the next.

What's astounding is how little these apples ask of us, particularly the nearly two-thirds of us who claim we'd eat more fruit if it didn't go bad "too soon" -- meaning, presumably, before we wished it would.

What is astounding is how close both X's are to the sniper's next in the Book Depository building.

But what astounds is how she binds them to one another.

And though everyone was astounded at how clean Tokyo is, cuisine seemed to divide the players.

"As a filmmaker I'm astounded at how literally history is made in the span of a few seconds sometimes," Grant said.

I well remember a journalist colleague from Canterbury telling me how Tom had scored 140 or so against his son's team the previous day and how he had been astounded by his mature performance.

But what astounds him is how easily his customers dispense with their money to keep their white clothes looking as though they've never been worn.