Sentence examples for simply dazzling from inspiring English sources
I remember my first day peeling off the rubber casing on the front of its screen and simply dazzling in amazement.
The sopranos Ulrike Hofbauer (Almira) and Amanda Forsythe (Edilia), especially, were standouts, Ms. Hofbauer bringing a sweetness and vulnerability to her regal bearing and Ms. Forsythe simply dazzling in her fioritura and her altitudinous rages.
He hit 12 boundaries in all, some of which were simply dazzling, including a trademark one-legged flick through mid-wicket of Chaminda Vaas, a dancing lofted drive off Sanath Jayasuriya and several vintage cover drives.
His masterpiece is Revolt Into Style (1970) - one of the first books that took a serious look at this new-fangled pop music - and a simply dazzling history of the irresistible rise of British youth culture.
Under a simply dazzling ceiling of golden mosaic tiles, rows of marble columns stand watch over the dining room, which is so authentically British, it almost feels like a set (which is precisely what it served as on the season 4 opener of Downton Abbey when Lady Edith sneaks into London for a romantic dinner with her oh-so-very married paramour).
Fans, however, would most likely have no criticism, while neophytes might be simply dazzled by the high energy and spectacular theatrics, both physical and technical.
The depth of our global reporting across so many subjects, the smartness of our feature sections and magazines, the range of information packed into our interactive graphics, the brilliant photo-journalism -- the whole supremely elegant and urgent digital and print package you all create -- simply dazzled him.
There are Zia, Zuni and Acoma earthenware pots whose decorations — variously geometric, zoomorphic, floral and calligraphic — simply dazzle, and a Navajo drawing for a sand painting and a weaving based on one, dominated by swastikas achieved by adding semi-abstract, postlike figures to the four arms of large plus signs.
European minds were simply dazzled by just how much gold must have been thrown down into the deep waters of the lake and buried at other sacred sites around Colombia.
New Yorkers are simply dazzled by Robin Hood rhetoric oblivious to the fact that the top one percent of earners already provide 40percentt of income-tax revenue, while the bottom 49percentt pay nothing at all income taxes.
