Sentence examples for visible astonishment from inspiring English sources
And, to the visible astonishment of defence lawyers, he ended by quoting a US tourist in Perugia, who had apparently said: "They are guilty – but will get away with it".
To his astonishment, the scarcely visible indentations generated a vague reproduction of sound when the paper was pulled back beneath the stylus.
His brief definition of the term was that "emotions" were "certain changes or affections of the mind, as grief, joy, or astonishment," which could become visible through "outward signs" on the face or body (Bell, 1824, p. 19).
There, where views of the crowd inside were visible, God's name was invoked to express astonishment, and an old woman said the place was worthy of ridicule.
The genuine astonishment at her quick recovery was visible among these world class physicians.
In many photographs the interest is in the model's visible effort to hold an exaggerated pose or expression of happiness, sadness, astonishment, bemusement, fear or sympathy.
Milosevic feigned astonishment: "Me?
Astonishment dried her tears.
The boy registered astonishment.
Not only were the objects of his strenuous art pleasing to look at but the pleasure and astonishment increased as the observer, bending closer, saw that a passionate care had been lavished on the smallest and least visible details.
