Sentence examples for profound amazement from inspiring English sources
Yet thematically they are closely interconnected: the bearing and expression of the figures most striking in the group of praying shepherds depict many levels of profound amazement.
Levi registers the same astonishment when first hit by a German officer — "a profound amazement: how can one strike a man without anger?" Or when, driven by thirst, he breaks off an icicle only to have it snatched away by a guard.
Levi registers the same astonishment when first hit by a German officer—"a profound amazement: how can one strike a man without anger?" Or when, driven by thirst, he breaks off an icicle only to have it snatched away by a guard.
Even now, it is hard to look back on the events that led up to the Good Friday agreement, and the subsequent years, without a profound sense of amazement at how it all came together and how it was sustained.
But it's clear that Charles Darwin lived in as wondrous a world, as full of discoveries, amazements and profound mysteries, as that of any fantasist.
One reads the Vietnam war sections of Tom Brokaw's book, a compendium of American conventional wisdom on the Sixties, with a growing sense of amazement, disbelief and, ultimately, profound sadness.
Still he expressed amazement.
