Sentence examples for quite astounded from inspiring English sources

"I was quite astounded," she said.

I was quite astounded by this".

Once I had decided to open up, I was quite astounded by the response.

Eddie Cunningham, one of the whistleblowers who gave confidential information to the SFO during its investigation, said: "I am quite astounded.

"I was quite astounded myself but I tried to pretend that I was humbled and didn't really mind," the 82-year-old said.

I am quite astounded that in this context, no mention is made of the long-term research by Dr. Karl von Frisch into the many aspects of the dancing bees.

I was absolutely astounded, and quite frankly shocked, that situations like this can still be happening in the modern society we live in.

I am always astounded and quite happily so, at how audiences are delighted and touched by the woman who was unhesitatingly billed and hailed as "The World's Greatest Entertainer!" One June 10th, what would have been Judy's 95th birthday, I paid tribute to her on stage with her co-star in MGM'S Meet Me in St . Louis Academy Award winner Margaret O'Brien.

"The Sochi track seems to suit my driving style quite well," said Jackson, who ruptured his Achilles in July but astounded medical experts by returning to competition in November.

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

What the Daily Mail's front page, ever easily astounded and more easily scandalised, described as "an extraordinary and venomous attack" was quite the reverse.