Sentence examples for rather amazed from inspiring English sources
Its inspirational manager was Alf Ramsey, soon to be made Sir Alfred by an enthusiastic, and rather amazed, government.
The three Wisconsin-born filmmakers were rather amazed that anybody would give them a budget -- and $3.5 million at that -- to make such a lark, one that had no big stars.
Olivier Messiaen, who died in 1992, would have been gratified and, I suspect, rather amazed to see the line of people at the Carnegie Hall box office on Monday night.
"If Bach were here, he'd be rather amazed and wonder what that huge piece of furniture is," the English violinist Andrew Manze said in genial introductory remarks before a recital he presented with the pianist Richard Egarr on Thursday night at Carnegie Hall's Zankel Hall.
"I very much regret that I haven't made 20 times as many films as I have," he said, "yet I somehow feel rather amazed that I've actually been able to scrape a living out of doing something I've enjoyed so much.
We sat back and watched, rather amazed actually, by how well he wielded his vocal strength -- with enough restraint -- to deliver a winning rendition of Paul McCartney's soulful "Maybe I'm Amazed".
"And what's your reaction to this now?" "Amazed, kinda," he said, stumbling over the words.
A burst of gunfire might mean an instant police response rather than none at all, as in New Orleans, in the amazed recounting of another.
Amazed everyone — perhaps even himself.
