Sentence examples for what was staggering from inspiring English sources

But what was staggering was the letters response in the broadsheets.

What was staggering was his range of work at the National - from Enobarbus, Jaques and the Fool in Shakespeare to new plays by Howard Brenton, David Hare and Tom Stoppard; as Charon, in The Invention Of Love (1997), I fondly recall him, in a much-recycled Stoppard joke, cackling "I had that Dionysus in the back of my boat once".

What was staggering about Kohli's 47-ball innings was how convincingly he beat the fielders stationed outside the circle.

What is staggering is the contrast between the two occasions.

What is staggering about the secularists is their arrogance and the shortness of their memories.

But although Büchner's play didn't reach the stage till 1913, what is staggering is the influence it has had.

But what is staggering is the way I've seen the play become an established part of the Shakespearean rep in my lifetime.

What we found was staggering.

As the barn came into view, what the officers saw was staggering.

It was staggering.

The disparity was staggering.