Sentence examples for looked astounded when from inspiring English sources

The Nubans are renowned for wrestling, a tradition in which young men test their strength and stamina to establish their status within the tribe, and Idris looked astounded when I told him that the fighting was fake.

So they both looked astounded at that.

She looked astounded, as if she could have never envisioned a situation in which she would falter so badly.

It gives the audience no credit for being able to recognize drama or humor or incongruity; these things must be announced with syrupy music and smarmy backstage profiles and close-ups of the judges looking astounded or appalled.

"Some of our junior faculty are totally astounded when they see how fast grant or startup money goes because they have not really considered the costs," she says.

They are totally astounded when Prot maps his planet's orbit and scratches far-out equations on a light pad.

(I was so astounded when I first saw the film that I wasn't quite sure it had really happened).

I was truly astounded when I read Love and Responsibility," she said of one of his early works.

"I was pretty astounded when I saw the stage," said Jacquelyn Piro, who plays Milly Tilden, the female lead in the musical.

But while I remember elements from the show, I am astounded, when I happen to catch an episode on cable, to discover how little I actually recall.

I am always astounded when I talk to people who say they bought a house for the tax breaks, but then tell me they file a short-form tax return.