Sentence examples for staggering to think from inspiring English sources

It's staggering to think that, as a millennial, I have never posted such an image.

It's staggering to think what could be achieved if other charities collaborated more frequently with their European counterparts.

It's staggering to think that when so much bad crime writing is published in the UK today, these award-winning seminal volumes still remain beyond reach.

It's staggering to think anyone could attempt to justify killing someone who wasn't even able to properly understand what was in store for them".

If she continues applying this creative rigour to her multiplying life experiences, it's staggering to think how good Laura Marling could become.

"It's staggering to think that anybody can order these plants to bring them into the country when we are spending so much money now trying to combat it.

It's a staggering amount to think about: Health care fraud costs the economy about $250 billion every year, according to the FBI.

Indeed, it is tempting in a case with such staggering losses for one to think that they could have made the "right" decision if they had been in the directors' position.

"The amount of our ignorance about important questions of disease and physiology is just staggering, so you would have to think that the opportunities to do something about these things are also staggering," Lowe says.

Normally when a series ends with such a staggering brutal denouement, the instinct is to think, "well I didn't see that one coming".

And most remarkably, on a non-political issue, almost five times as many UKIP voters were inclined to think the MMR jab (for mumps, measles and rubella) was unsafe (28% versus 6% for all adults), and a staggering 13% thought it was downright dangerous; a view not shared by any measurable proportion of voters for other parties.