Sentence examples for was something astonishing from inspiring English sources

At 9 15 a.m. on Wednesday, there was something astonishing to behold from the train window.

The New Yorker was Barthelme's chief venue, and there was something astonishing about the stories of his that appeared there in the nineteen-sixties, and about the novel "Snow White," which the magazine ran in its entirety.

To Donald E. Canfield, there's something astonishing in every breath we take.

There's something astonishing, almost impressive, in Kristol's audacious hypocrisy.

"The diversity of the breeds is something astonishing," he wrote a few years later in "On the Origin of Species" — a work greatly informed by his experiments with the birds.

For many preceding months in those zygotic internet days I had been hearing the lumbering, steam-fuelled buzz growing up around the book, which promised, at 1,079 pages, to be something astonishing, preternatural, and permanently game-changing.

There's nothing secret about music's power in our lives, even if we are still a long way from having a proper understanding of it, but there is something astonishing and transformative about music's grip on consciousness – and the sheer variety of musics, from every age and every part of the globe that can do that.

There is something truly astonishing about sea lions.

"Mavis was something special and what she did was something special - it was just astonishing and is the end of an era".

Check it again against your list and see consistency"—it was clear that something astonishing was being made.

But it was still something astonishing for them to win their first match in the group stage, beating Roma 2-1 in the Stadio Olimpico with two goals from Juan Emmanuel Culio, one of six summer signings – none of them Romanian.