Sentence examples for amazingly from high-quality English sources.

• Sport sunglasses are amazingly durable.

• “Droughts are these amazingly disruptive events.

• Amazingly, the coins and nails never caused any pain or problem initially.

• Elliott Carter, amazingly, is still a thriving composer at a hundred and one.

• Amazingly, other than the accident itself, the whole experience was just lovely.

• Amazingly, Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, has let the prosecution proceed.

• Amazingly, despite all the problems, the Xbox 360 remained a massive success throughout.

• “They build women up in that show amazingly, amazingly well,” says Keegan.

Use amazingly in a sentence.

• Amazon will do amazingly well—so will Google, Apple, Netflix, Microsoft and other online giants.

• Amazingly, this mass colonisation – an audacious ecological shift – went largely unremarked upon until very recently.

• Then she clacked across the garage, amazingly able, given the grief and alcohol and stilettos and still healing surgery.

• Ian Hislop, editor of Private Eye, said: “Congratulations to Amelia Gentleman for a campaign that was revelatory, important and amazingly effective.

• “I have seen absolutely no evidence of anybody - particularly in emergencies programme because they're just such such amazingly committed people - showing any of the kind of bias claimed.

• “Universal basic income is an amazingly hard policy to demonize,” said Matt Clark, 36, a college adviser from Massachusetts who supports the idea and believes Republicans will get behind it.

• A double whammy of the 1999 horror film and its made-for-television follow-up, Ali's mid-screening voice note said it all: "I had totally forgotten how amazingly brilliant and terrible this movie is!

• They were amazingly accurate mounted archers, and their complete command of horsemanship, their ferocious charges and unpredictable retreats, and the speed of their strategical movements brought them overwhelming victories.

amazingly sentence examples

• At the start of The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, Douglas Adams described the Earth as “an utterly insignificant little blue-green planet whose ape-descended life forms are so amazingly primitive that they still think digital watches are a pretty neat idea”.

• Ordinary people continue this struggle today all over the world and amazingly, heroically, can still greet the dawn as if this day will surely be “happy”, in the words of Winnie, up to her neck in earth, sand or rubble (productions vary), in Beckett’s Happy Days (1961).

• "The overexploitation of these incredible animals for human consumption has had a catastrophic effect on their numbers in the wild over an amazingly short time-span," said study researcher Dr Samuel Turvey of the Institute of Zoology at the Zoological Society of London (ZSL).

• Yesterday, despite widespread criticism at home and abroad, Trump insisted his administration was doing "amazingly well" and continued his campaign to pressure states to reopen for business and kickstart the stagnating economy, despite evidence that doing so prematurely could prove disastrous.