Sentence examples similar to induce astonishment from inspiring English sources
"We rub our ears after the fact," Nietzsche wrote, "and ask in complete surprise and embarrassment, 'What just happened?,' or even, 'Who are we really?' " "A Christmas Tale," which follows the extended Vuillard family through a few days and several lifetimes' worth of hectic emotional confusion, induces a similar state of astonishment.
In the course of a long evening, billions of viewers were induced not so much to revise their opinion of China as to realize that its formidable manpower could be harnessed to the cause of astonishment.
India's latest have also been greeted with some astonishment.
To their great astonishment, they decided to make the move.
"Would I have done it?" Barlow recently said, in astonishment.
"What have you done?" he asked me in astonishment.
These emotions have an external and social origin, such as surprise, dismay, and astonishment.
Milosevic feigned astonishment: "Me?
Astonishment dried her tears.
The boy registered astonishment.
