Sentence examples for stunning sense from inspiring English sources
The situation has created a stunning sense of entitlement to free labor on the part of laboratory investigators.
It's some customers' stunning sense of entitlement, even contempt, for those — i.e., us — they feel certain are their inferiors.
One is a rather stunning sense of privilege, the confident sense of superiority that allows someone to pass sweeping judgment on a body of work without having done any study at all.
A few years back, Tim Key won the Edinburgh comedy award with a show that finally got his mix of offbeat poetry and bizarre showmanship to make stunning sense.
What she provides instead -- and it's an advantageous exchange -- is an unconditional commitment to Stevie's anguish and outrage and a stunning sense of how such feelings can explode a comfortable personality.
Many politicians from the opposition Law and Justice Party, which is led by Jaroslaw Kaczynski, the late president's twin brother, were among the delegation.A growing pile of flowers outside the presidential palace in Warsaw attested to the public's stunning sense of loss.
Buckley and her "chic and stunning" fashion sense.
A winner at the Ottawa Animation Fest, Junkyard exhibits stunning visual sense, as well as a very unique symphonic soundtrack with unorthodox instrumentation.
It's far too easy to wander off into rhapsodies over the country's stunning beauty, grand sense of history, and sensual pleasures.
It looks stunning, conveys a sense of a real, functioning world, is clearly well structured and, in general is an RPG-lover's dream.
Listening to his words spoken aloud in a theatrical setting is both rewarding and exhausting; his virtuosity is both invigorating and a little stunning, in the sense of leaving you dazed and disoriented.
