Sentence examples for staggering quality from inspiring English sources

And I will miss the staggering quality of audience members – the small notes, the hearty handshakes and kisses and general expressions affection.

But for nearly everyone who visits Gaza, often with worry of danger and hostility, what's surprising is the fact that daily life, while troubled, often has the staggering quality of the very ordinary.

What distinguishes him from the nameless hordes who've been trying to emulate him for the past eight or nine years is the consistency of his imagination, the staggering quality of his technique and his kamikaze attitude to rock'n'roll.

César Ramirez of the Chef's Table at Brooklyn Fare has an almost supernatural gift for seafood cookery and noncookery, assembling meals that build from a salvo of sashimi-like bites to more complex hot dishes, made with ingredients of staggering quality.

The baking is all well and good, and often of quite staggering quality but what we're really hoping for is another #Bingate (when Iain Watters dumped his Baked Alaska after it failed to freeze) and yet more wonderful innuendoes from the seemingly so innocent Mary.

That is the staggering quality of the installation.

The highlights included Robert Kleinendorst's roly-poly outcast and a rape duet danced with a staggering visceral quality by Annmaria Mazzini and Mr. Chen See.

It's a brave, initially confusing sequence but it haunts and, for a show of such staggering high quality, it leaves us content to see no more.

The work gathered here is art beyond question, magnificent beyond description, and it is not likely to come this way again, in such staggering quantity and quality, for another lifetime or two.

The sculptor Phideas produced an astonishing stone frieze running for 547ft around the architrave of the building - an artistic achievement of staggering size and quality, a distillation of what the first Greek democracy could produce.

The principal was filing papers in his office, and when I challenged the state of teaching and facilities, he seemed to have accepted the staggering lack of quality as an intractable fact -- "This is a tough neighborhood".