Sentence examples for so dazzling that from inspiring English sources

Paradoxically, the camera work is so dazzling that it becomes a little numbing.

He is meant to be so dazzling that anyone — man or woman, gay or straight —would be smitten.

He opens by saying that the sight was so dazzling that he couldn't hold it in his memory.

And he concocted a white paint so dazzling that he kept its exact ingredients a closely guarded secret.

We imbibed from glacier-fed creeks, startled elk, and dallied beside alpine meadows so dazzling that they constitute an argument for the existence of God.

It's just that there's so much going on beneath the surface – and that this surface is so dazzling that it's sometimes hard to see beyond it.

And in a society where we depend so heavily on means of communication other than speech, and language takes its cues from the casual din of pop culture, one reason he looks so dazzling is that the general level of rhetorical skills has fallen so far, said David Zarefsky, a professor of communication studies at Northwestern University.

He offered an extract from a 'novel in progress' that was such a show-stopper, so dazzling and tormented, that it felt unreasonable to be expected to wait a single second for more.

The company is hoping that the flagship store, scheduled to open next summer, will be so dazzling and media friendly that toy manufacturers will flock to the site to unveil new products, much the same way music groups introduce new songs at the MTV studios.

In a year studded with the brightest and hardest of diamonds there is still a quite stunning certainty about the jewel of circumstance that is still so dazzling it might have been cut no more than an hour ago.

So dazzling was her appearance that it caused an explosion of cheers and wolf whistles.