Sentence examples for sometimes stunningly from inspiring English sources

Woods's chipping this week has been unpredictable, sometimes stunningly good and sometimes shockingly bad.

The cast of "deathvariations" is sometimes stunningly in touch with Mr. Fosse's worldview.

He also outlined their reliance on sometimes stunningly low-tech methods to thwart Israel's more numerous and more sophisticated forces.

Old terraces are being rebuilt, vineyards are being renewed and wine is being made again — sometimes stunningly good wine — which, to the astonishment of some older Galicians, is earning raves half a world away.

"Tower" re-creates the events of that day in 1966 by means of interviews with survivors and responders, as well as through dramatized and rotoscoped sequences; these animations are blended skillfully, sometimes stunningly, with archival film footage.

Her tale would hardly be unusual had it not been played out publicly, in sometimes stunningly explicit detail, on "El Vacilón de la Mañana" ("The Morning Party"), the station's popular morning show, which competes with Howard Stern for both Arbitron ratings and risqué content.

Species can bounce back, even sometimes from stunningly small populations.

Unfortunately this sometimes means some stunningly right-wing politicians are included in the massive tent that the Democratic Party has become, especially in the South.

Sometimes the results are stunningly mundane.

The result has been a stunningly vivid picture, delivered sometimes on live feeds or at least in real time, of life inside Homs, which has emerged as the fractured epicenter of the uprising against the government.

Sometimes the best apps are the most stunningly simple.