Sentence examples for seems staggering from inspiring English sources

"The level of ignorance seems staggering to the point of incredulity".

If that still seems staggering, compare it with the more than 150 cases a day in 2009.

Although the dollar difference seems staggering, Al Gore could probably have spent less and still won the nomination while John Kerry could not.Eric Donson.

It seems staggering that he was allowed to referee without sanction for so long: if he was not fixing games, then he was a staggeringly bad referee who should have been disbarred on the grounds of awful decisions long ago.

"When you look at where we are in terms of existing deep structural problems of inequality between women and men, it seems staggering to me for that we are still just talking about how to make the Equal Pay Act work when it is 45 years old, and that we are still talking about how we parent equally.

What seems staggering or fresh is of course relative, in analogy to the "beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder".

It was hard to tell how seriously he took any of these ideas; even if one of them turned out to be workable, the effort required to, in effect, caulk the entire island seemed staggering.

"I guess if someone said to me: 'There's a 23-year-old woman going to run Man U', I would say: 'Don't be so ridiculous!' Because it does on the face of it seem staggering.

Few doubted Rhodes' talent, his 36 goals in Huddersfield's League One promotion campaign the previous season was testament to a lethal striking instinct, but the fee seemed staggering.

Sir Mervyn King has long held a scathing view of modern banking culture, but even the governor of the Bank of England seemed staggered that they had fallen so low.

Still, advisers to Dr. Dean seemed staggered by the strength of Mr. Kerry's showing on Saturday, and said they now saw only the remotest hope of any Democrat blocking Mr. Kerry from winning the nomination.