Sentence examples for stunning how much from inspiring English sources

"Even since I've been here in the '80s," Mr. Mapes said, "it's stunning how much more Democratic the city has become".

It has been stunning to see how much better Romney is as a candidate this time around than in 2008.

It is a stunning reminder of how much the world has been transformed within the span of a human lifetime, and also how little".

It's stunning to consider how much better informed we are as a global citizenry thanks to Snowden's efforts and the journalists that have worked closely with him.

Bill Janovitz of Allmusic said of the 1976 recording that it "accent[ed] the languid, plaintive and wistful country melancholy of the song," while in the 1979 Rolling Stone Record Guide, critic Stephen Holden said that the "stunning" remake showed how much Taylor's singing had strengthened in the intervening years.

What is stunning to me is how much their masks have now been ripped off by their own people.

How much more stunning and, yes, historic was the Giants' unforeseen rise, all the way to the top, factoring in their symmetrical relationship with the unbeaten superteam?

By the time he became mayor in 2010 (a combination of a stunning amount of underestimation on how much people loved him and an awful campaign from the perceived frontrunner,) Ford Nation was a de facto political party in Toronto.

Say what you will about this being the age of Too Much Information, but this man was on television fifty-five yeago ago, saving his place on the Republican ticket by offering up stunning nuggets of privacy -- how much money he owed his parents, how little life insurance he had, which nice clothes his wife couldn't afford -- as said wife looked on in obvious agony.

"It's stunning how little has changed there and yet how much South Korea continues to grow and prosper," Mr. Gates said.

I find it stunning that the NFL cares more about how much air is in a football than it cares about a racist franchise name.