All of them seemed astounded by what they had heard.

He was astounded at what his friends had found out.

Yet, I was astounded to watch the two of them together.

When he told his friends the news, they were astounded.

He felt astounded that the question should have been asked at all.

I was astounded that he could say such a thing.

Of these two, you would have said that the man was more astounded than the woman.

We are still all astounded that it could have happened.

When she told me of her plans, I was astounded.

She is astounded that he would actually be thinking this.

She was astounded to see the street filled with water.

I was astounded to learn that they had brought the Mother with them.

"And we were astounded at how strong the father's influence was after 25 years."

Most people are astounded to learn that he lived and worked for 50 more years.

Even the men he had brought with him were astounded and for a moment no one spoke.

He was astounded, though his voice revealed nothing of the sort.

She was astounded by "his sense of fun when he makes a movie."

Trying hard, he made himself look closely at the other's face, and was astounded.

I was just astounded at how you can pass the written word and hear the music.

I was astounded by the speed and energy with which they all played.

Hero took in all the voice said but was at first too astounded to answer.

"When a window was put back, people were just astounded."

"Those who visit the library for the first time are always astounded."

"We do not know for certain, but a lot of us will be very astounded if anything outside that range turned up," he said.

He was astounded to be that close to her, as if she were just a normal person.

But he's not the only one in his family who can astound.

He continued to astound me for the next four years.

When I look at that face now in the photo, it still astounds me.

And you always have yet another story that will astound your hosts.

Faith, it astounds me how men only think of fighting.

The fact that people are willing to attend astounds me.

What astounds and delights me is my own role in the company.

Then at some point it suddenly reveals itself and astounds us.

For some purpose that might astound me if I ever understood it.

Even though I am pretty jaded, she was enough to astound me.

One of the movies' oldest jobs is to astound us.

Knowing how much water is being used by all those toilets may astound you.

Wild fish were once everywhere, of course, in such numbers as to astound.

Like so much in this production, it will astound you."

"One thing that astounds me is the quality of the partners.

You have a greed for life that must astound even him."

From the simple to the complex is not that easy a road - but the dancers will astound you.

Are they hidden away now, waiting to astound the world? "

The point is that style trends, not unlike political ones, still have the power to astound.

"We're talking about less than 1 percent," he adds, a statistic that seems to astound him.

He was already capable of a virtuosity that astounds us even today.

Let's say it doesn't astound me that he's in charge.

Why don't we go back in and let her astound you?"

Now, I guess really it's still the simplicity that astounds me, and the depth of it.

It astounds me that you'd dare to show your face among us."