"I think his entire training has been with a computer," he had noted with amazement.
America has led the world in climate change denial, a phenomenon noted with amazement by Europeans, not to mention thinking people around the world.
Mr. Green, who has been a target of Mr. Giuliani's disdain, noted, with amazement in his voice, that when he called the mayor after Mr. Giuliani dropped his Senate candidacy, the mayor took his call.
"We've had the wind at our backs for the last few months because of the President's popularity," Mr. Jones acknowledged before noting, with amazement, that his boss does not even have a challenger yet.
Other bloggers who were in Tahrir Square for the uprising that drove the former air force commander, Hosni Mubarak, from office, registered their dissent, and journalists noted with amazement the scenes of pro-military fervor on the streets of Cairo on Friday.
"Even Picasso", he noted with some amazement, refers back to classical archetypes of the nude.
In an epilogue, the author, a military affairs journalist named Tom Philpott, notes with understated amazement that the TV show "Survivor" awards $1 million to a winner who survives "3,236 days short of Jim Thompson's real-life yet little-known ordeal".
"I'm a black transgender chick from Mobile, Alabama, I grew up poor and working class, and I'm on the cover of magazines," she notes, with some amazement.
But abstract painter Rebecca Salter Rebecca Salter –whose work is in the permanent collections of the Tate, the British Museum and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art weighed in with descriptions of dealer practices that stunned the less art world-savvy MPs present; the predominant absence of written contracts was noted with particular amazement.
