Sentence examples for sort of stunning from inspiring English sources
And it is sort of stunning, if you take this further back, if you take this back to 1990, very few women killed themselves in these ways.
"In terms of a return to full, normal health, the outlook is normally good but it would be pretty unlikely that he would return to the sort of stunning form that we saw the other day.
— Along a nearly 20-mile path of caved-in buildings, upside-down cars and muddy rubble, there was a different sort of stunning sight on Wednesday — a homeowner, broom in hand, sweeping the driveway, trying to make at least one patch of land here the way it used to be.
It is just sort of stunning the president would explicitly argue the reason he wanted Manigault Newman to continue earning her $179,700 annual salary — despite being nasty to her colleagues and not doing any work — was she said nice things about him.
Toward this end, he largely ignored the diminished state of the actual Indians he encountered and made portraits full of high romance, celebrating what he saw as a noble if superstitious race by re-enacting outmoded rituals and costuming tribes like the Kwakiutl in the sort of stunning outfits they no longer wore.
Shakespeare's comedy is filled with all sorts of stunning wordplay, and Armado is a walking malapropism.
The 39-year-old wore a white strapless gown with a feathered ombré skirt and looked all sorts of stunning.
The 20-year-old is seen in the two and a half minute video looking all sorts of stunning on location in Tahiti.
The White House's Canadian state dinner was filled with all sorts of stunning looks, but Sasha Obama's braids, which she paired with winged eyeliner and a choker, stole the show.
He knows how to write him some stories but his drawabilities aren't half as strong as Kubert or the other two artists in this book, who can each draw all sorts of stunning bodies, violence, animals, and nature scenes.
