Sentence examples for total astonishment from inspiring English sources
Chuck owned a lovely home in Sausalito, and to my total astonishment, he made me joint tenant with him.
Nigel West's latest book on the world of spies, At Her Majesty's Secret Service: The Chiefs of Britain's Intelligence Agency, MI6 (Greenhill Books), is a revelation - not least because I discovered, to my total astonishment, that I actually knew one of the chiefs quite well.
Among the audience, Schaffner wrote, there was "total astonishment" at this new arrival.
Only a look of total, paralyzed astonishment, in dead silence, as the beveled tip of the needle just scrapes away at your cranial bones, can you imagine the sound?
To the astonishment of some in the industry, total TV viewing has been on the rise in the U.S. for years, despite a plethora of other entertainment options.
That thing where we talk over the top of the action, exclaiming our astonishment and/or anguish for partners, siblings, other family members, friends or just occasionally total strangers to appreciate in their own, special ways; the ways that are often variations on a mixture of indifference and mild-to-moderate irritation.
Yet by noon, to my astonishment and some awe, I had written 1,500 words, more or less in the right order, a total it would have taken the poor drudge Banville a week to achieve, if he was lucky.
Milosevic feigned astonishment: "Me?
Astonishment dried her tears.
The boy registered astonishment.
