Sentence examples for too astounding from inspiring English sources

On one level this wasn't too astounding because a few famous American universities—Harvard, Yale, Stanford are arguably even more famous in China than they are in America.

And like Bob Woolmer and Tim Noakes centuries later, he was in thrall to the unlikeliness of it all too: "Astounding is not a term half powerful enough to describe the electrical rapidity with which the eye communicates to the nerves, and the nerves to the muscles the word of command".

But his father's ascent was astounding, too, as he journeyed from the dusty roads of his rural village to the halls of Harvard.

But it made another astounding announcement, too: its name.

So, too, the company's astounding arrogance, and the fact that the big banks and an investment firm or two had been complicit in its success.

Cronin prepares diligently but is also superstitious, so he does not want to talk too much about the astounding recent performance of the Islanders' penalty-killing unit, which has allowed one goal in the last 62 power plays.

The ability to tally points, rebounds and blocked shots at an astounding pace helped, too.

OK GO's music video for "This Too Shall Pass" features an astounding Rube Goldberg, and over 43 million people have flocked to see it.

The reaction of Chris Jordan, perhaps standing a little too wide at slip, was simply astounding as he stuck out his right hand and clung on as the ball was past him.

Finally, the show plays down Ms. Sherman's astounding artistic precociousness by including too few of her earliest works and then sprinkling them among other efforts in the first and last galleries.

Rocksteady's game may be too fleeting for some, but it offers an astounding sense of presence – that feeling you really are inhabiting its world.