Sentence examples similar to remarkable amazement from inspiring English sources
What you do get is still something remarkable: an amazement at this little-known history and its prime movers, along with an interest in the ways in which women of different classes felt the calling to write at a time when literacy was far from common and women's literacy almost unheard of.
Even the road traveled over such a young life by Sharapova is enough to make Dmitrieva sit back in amazement at the remarkable evolution, the once unimaginable events and opportunities, since she became the first Russian woman to strike a Wimbledon ball.
Like many Americans, I've watched in amazement as the remarkable wildfire of protests in the Middle East spread from Tunisia to Egypt, and now beyond to Bahrain, Yemen, Libya, Algeria, and Iran.
I watched in amazement, thinking about how remarkable it was that we all got to touch a bird that had flown in the sky.
Along the way he's tried to understand the remarkable ways in which sea creatures use light and color to their advantage…and our amazement.
To my amazement, she pulled off a modified version of "The Middleton" and it was remarkable how much more the headpiece stood out now. (Lesson #9: Bring accessories to your trial and discuss where you'll place your veil). Finally, I found someone who understood my vision, and this realization was so gratifying that I hugged her in relief!
The words of awe, admiration and amazement are rewarding for anyone who has worked hard to make their collection remarkable.
Melanie Thernstrom, in her review of Mira Bartok's memoir, "The Memory Palace" (Jan . 9, expresses amazement at how the author managed to overcome childhood trauma "to become such a remarkable, accomplished person".
