Sentence examples similar to prompt amazement from inspiring English sources
Indeed Anelka prompted amazement by morphing from "Le sulk" to "Le smile" under a Bolton regime so strict that Allardyce's players were fined for suffering cramp during games.
This failure prompted more amazement from House members: "My children know it's wrong to forge a signature," said James Greenwood James Greenwood (R-Pa)., chairman of the subcommittee investigating ImClone.
Obama's public praise of Kelly as a possible secretary of homeland security prompted anger and amazement, some of it on this page.
But the steady improvement in the capital's air quality, particularly in the past month, has prompted foreign observers to express amazement at the unusually clear skies.
The seeming justice of that revolt has prompted moments of naïveté — time and again, young people express amazement that Colonel Qaddafi's forces would deploy tanks and warplanes against them — with an incipient and unpredictable frustration over demands unmet.
He voiced amazement that Yamaguchi had been able to use public transport so soon after the attack, prompting panellists to poke fun at Britain's train services, including a joke about "the wrong kind of bomb [on the tracks]".
Still he expressed amazement.
