Sentence examples for time of astonishment from inspiring English sources

For people like myself, who have spent more than 40 years commenting and reporting on the bleak energy future, this is indeed a time of astonishment.

The book was called "about as agreeable as a dose of ipecac," in a review in The New York Times, for generating "a sense of astonishment that human intelligence could have permitted us to reach this predicament".

Then sit back, and watch them venture down a K-hole of astonishment, curiosity and, often times, only thinly-veiled pity.

Lack of astonishment lay between them, slablike, erasing something every time it appeared.

While the club already has two recognized supporter groups in Barcelona, the club's president, Paul Goze, told the Perpignan daily newspaper L'Independent that selling 15,000 tickets in Spain was "very pleasing, and, given that it was the first time of asking, the subject of some astonishment.

The Valley of Astonishment (2013).

Seekers of astonishment should look elsewhere.

Glances of astonishment passed between them.

It is like an expression of astonishment.

It was a shared look of astonishment.

That split second, we call it the moment of astonishment.