Sentence examples for most astounding was from inspiring English sources

Besides eliciting positive remarks on these, the most astounding was management's response an imminent announcement to up 737 production rates that investors would be happy.

What was most astounding was that the scores were not far off from those in affluent districts like Princeton, where at Riverside Elementary School 66percentt scored advanced in science and at Community Park Elementary about 64percentt were advanced.

Mr. Cuthbertson and others said that what they found most astounding was the lack of any meaningful local notification that such a yard was in the works -- and still the preferred choice despite an environmental statement that conceded it would be out of keeping with the area and would have a severe impact.

But most astounding is that the contents of the note were released at all.

The most astounding is "Robe with Mythic Bird" (1700-40), from an unknown tribe of the Eastern Plains: a tanned buffalo hide pigmented with a spiky abstraction, probably of a thunderbird, in red and black, which rivals the most exciting modern art.

What is most astounding is the noise of the insects and birds.

Most astounding is the suicide rate among First Nations youth (aged 15 24), which is eight times the national average for females and five times the national average for males in Canada [ 9, 10].

Most astounding is the fact that a large part of CPF's toxicity is not the result of cholinesterase inhibition, but of other newly discovered mechanisms that alter the development and function of a number of regions of the brain and CNS.

Most astounding of all was a summer evening that I spent with the sort of great old Burgundies that I never imagined I would see in the first place and that I never expect to drink again.

"I'm most astounded by the cost of obtaining all these details that are often completely unimportant," said Renate Lugert, a colleague of Mr. Neubeck.

Boakye's sheer hacker genius was the most astounding.