The phrase "left amazed" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: After watching the acrobatic performance, the audience was left amazed by the incredible stunts and graceful movements of the performers.
'I was left amazed,' he says.
Later, in a televised debate, he appeared so punch-drunk that observers were left amazed by the intoxicating effects of victory.
Another mistake occurs during the intro to My Country, the opening track on forthcoming album Whokill, but the song is such an exercise in dragging art out of cacophony - I especially like the skronking TV on the Radio-style horns - that you're left amazed she ever got it up and running at all.
Pribble left amazed at the "brilliantly-attired audience", while Tinee felt the film was "beautiful ... but it is also bewildering.
A photograph of what appears to be a coin-sized hummingbird nest has gone viral this week as netizens are left amazed at the sheer tininess of the avian home.
After staying for around 20 minutes Balotelli and his friends drove off — leaving amazed students frantically calling and texting their friends to tell them what happened.
"Our first day's shooting left me amazed and a bit perturbed," Mr. Polanski told the cinematography magazine.
His first production to be seen in Britain was a Macbeth at the 1985 Edinburgh festival that left audiences amazed by its dominant image of cascading cherry blossom.
Arrieta overcame early sloppiness and bore down at the end, shutting down the Cincinnati Reds in a 16-0 ronThursdayrsday night that left everyone amazed except him.
Yesterday ITV seemed to be moving towards rectifying a situation that has dragged on for two weeks and left experts amazed.
Mr. Johnson said the case against Officers Caputo and Marcaida left him amazed that "this type of action" would take place after the attack on Abner Louima, who was brutalized at a Brooklyn police station in 1997.
