In the United States, too, despite the knowledge since 1945 that nuclear power, at war or in peacetime, holds dangers of a stunning sort, the general attitude remains: it can't happen here -- nowhere more dangerously in recent years than on the banks of New York's Hudson River, an area that could face a nuclear peril endangering a population of nearly 20 million.
"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.
Wouldn't that be stunning?" "A sort of friendly apparition," LaVerdiere said.
"Her monologue is stunning, and it sort of blew everybody away".
It is a fairly stunning claim, the sort of claim that you might expect to hear from someone who knows how to sell a product.
Stunning objects -- the sort around which to build a room -- draw you to IBU Gallery at No. 162.
Newman had always seen his stunning looks as a sort of curse, deliberately going out of his way to pick difficult roles, to achieve as an actor not just as a star.
— 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.
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.
"It is sort of stunning that it's 33 years later and you still can't have a frank conversation about it, that it's well documented that there were war crimes in Vietnam, and that that somehow is seen as an incendiary or bomb-throwing statement".
But, just four minutes later, it was 16-0 WiganWigan counter attacked deep in their own half and, fed by younger brother Sam, Joel Tomkins got free, surged down the right touchline and then cut inside, beating four men in the process to score one of Wembley's great tries - the sort of stunning virtuosity expected of his much-hyped sibling.
