The views became ever more rustic and even more astounding.
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The debacle was all the more astounding for its farcical conclusion.
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What's more astounding is May's claim that the country was "uniting" around Brexit.
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The call for regime change in Egypt, also successful, was even more astounding.
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The prowess of Giuseppe Mezzofanti (1774-1849) is more astounding and better documented.
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What's even more astounding is the winners already own an Apple 1 computer.
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Perhaps the only thing more astounding than Tate's production is how suddenly it came on.
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Factor in that Hunt is a top ten ranked heavyweight and it becomes even more astounding.
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All of this is still true enough, which makes the team's historic title that much more astounding.
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That would have made Sundage's Olympic adventure even more astounding, but it was still a memorable ride.
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Robert Macfarlane's essay "The Understory," in Emergence Magazine, is even more astounding, explaining how trees communicate underground.
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Melissa McCarthy's brilliant Sean Spicer and Alec Baldwin's President Trump are no longer more astounding than their subjects.
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There is a sense of being blown around by currents more astounding than you can predict and control.
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What's even more astounding is that so many of those YouTubers can make a living simply from viral videos.
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That makes the scheme that Fox Lake, Illinois, Police Lt. Joseph Gliniewicz managed to pull off all the more astounding.
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Which made it all the more astounding when, a few years after his death in 2007, the truth came out.
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They had to build everything and get it right the first time, which is even more astounding, given that compressed timeframe.
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More astounding, about 74 percent of people over age 25 with that level of education are working or looking for a job.
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What was even more astounding to Cramer is that Anadarko traded at $57.79 before the transaction, and it closed at $57.53 on Monday.
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More astounding, he won Florida, beating its native son, Senator Marco Rubio, by nearly 253 points and forcing him out of the race.
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Even more astounding are the one-act operas "Der Ring des Polykrates" (1914) and "Violanta" (1916), which overflow with effortlessly effective vocal writing.
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It is even more astounding when one considers that since 6900 eight different research studies have confirmed the safety and cost-effectiveness of CRNAs.
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The numbers are more astounding when you take population into account -- more than a third of the world is now living in a country undergoing autocratization.
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If both storms — Hurricanes Madeline and Lester — were to make landfall on the Big Island, it would be even more astounding compared to the island's hurricane history.
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But by forcing them together it functions like a montage of sun streaming between stormclouds—unconnected moments of beauty strung together to make something even more astounding.
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But Wallace does something weirder, something more astounding: Even when you're not reading him, he trains you to study the real world through the lens of his prose.
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Lamborghini Centenario Roadster As awe-inspiring as the car is, what is perhaps even more astounding is that all 20 Centenario Roadsters were sold before it even debuted.
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Underwood is the first woman to hold the job of New York attorney general, a statistic that seems even more astounding in the wake of allegations against Schneiderman.
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The numbers are even more astounding when you look at the group of people ages 65 and older — there are almost two times as many women as men.
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Underwood is also the first woman to hold the job of New York attorney general, a statistic that seems even more astounding in the wake of allegations against Schneiderman.
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The deal, which includes $22017 billion in cash and up to $2150 billion in milestone payments, is all the more astounding given that it involved a pretty new startup.
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This can be a significant help when shooting action subjects and makes peering through the large OLED EVF even more astounding, but it does drain the camera's battery quicker.
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That's a number even more astounding when you consider that only 3.2 percent of the US population regularly consumes raw milk and only 1.6 percent of people eat unpasteurized cheese.
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Niantic dropped one more astounding piece of information to show just how popular its game has been: In its first year, Pokémon Go players have caught over 125 billion Pokémon.
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Even more astounding: Salamanda came up with the concept art back in August, when the Switch was known only as the Nintendo NX and it hadn't even been seen yet.
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What's more astounding is that the bill for the entire event is being footed by Hong Kong's Indian community, with one individual donor sponsoring a cool $21 million for the event.
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Princess Alice may have been an outlier amongst the British royal family, but just about every person depicted on the show lived an even more astounding life in the reality of history.
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More astounding is these special preferences tip the scale so heavily for white students that about three-quarters would have been rejected had they not belonged to one of these preference categories.
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It's an unenviable position to be in, but the film was a success despite its underdog status, making its record-breaking $100.5 million debut in North America and critical acclaim that much more astounding.
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The fight sequences of Will Smith against a younger version of himself are incredible to watch and are even more astounding as it's all shot using a high frame rate, which amplifies any flaw.
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In the case of Horizon, the brazenness of its approach was even more astounding because it had previously been called out in media reports and in a 2016 congressional hearing on out-of-control drug prices.
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The brainchild behind the series, Poonam Muttreja, executive director of the charity Population Foundation of India, says the popularity of the series has been overwhelming, but even more astounding is the stories of change it has inspired.
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"These [fundraising] figures are even more astounding considering that Pete started this race less than a year ago as an unknown candidate, with just a few staffers and zero dollars in the bank," said national press secretary Chris Meagher.
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"These figures are even more astounding considering that Pete started this race less then a year ago as an unknown candidate, with just a few staffers and zero dollars in the bank," campaign manager Mike Schmuhl said in a statement.
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An investigation by the Charleston Gazette-Mail found in 2016 that almost 800 million hydrocodone and oxycodone pills were distributed throughout the state's pharmacies from 2007 to 2012—a figure all the more astounding given that the state has only 1.8 million residents.
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One player from each team comes out to give one astounding fact about a subject chosen by one of the experts. The players have just 7 seconds to give their fact. The fact chosen by the expert as the more astounding wins the team 5 points. However, if neither player's fact is true, neither team scores.
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However, going further in, he finds a more astounding sight. Painted up in red letters are the words "Forgive Me." In smaller letters, all over the rough cement wall are written, "I have sinned", over and over. When they return to the apartment with the police, however, the apartment has been cleaned out, with no evidence to support Mohinder's claims. Mohinder tracks down Nathan Petrelli to question him about whether he might be one of the "special people" his father was researching.
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More astounding was the fact that 47 of the sorties released a record 383 training weapons. In December 2004, for the fourth time in less than four years, the B-1s answered the call to war with all Reaper crew members and most enlisted support staff deployed as members of the 40th Air Expeditionary Group." "In June 2005, the Air Force announced the 13th Bomb Squadron would replace the 325th Bomb Squadron at Whiteman Air Force Base, Missouri, and fly a new aircraft, the Northrop Grumman B-2 Spirit bomber.
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On 7 December 1916 The Moscow Art Theatre Second Studio opened with the premiere of The Green Ring, directed by Vakhtang Mchedelov (Stanislavki conducting several final rehearsals), featuring Alexey Stakhovich as Uncle Mika, Alla Tarasova as Finochka, Sofia Holliday as Zoya, Nikolai Batalov as Petya, and Nina Litovtseva as Elena Ivanovna, among others. The inclusion of it in the repertoire was itself a controversial decision, for the material differed radically from two other children's play that it had, Firebird and Tom Sawyer. The Mchedelov-directed project in which all the teenagers' parts were to be played by real teenagers, looked from the start like a doomed affair. All the more astounding was its enormous success.
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What made Senna's mistake all the more astounding was that he had completely dominated the weekend, taking pole by 1.4 seconds from Prost (who was 1.2 seconds faster than Berger's 3rd placed Ferrari) and from the start of the race had simply run away and hid from the field. Prost, who had made the best start but was passed in quick succession by Senna and Berger when he couldn't engage second gear, spent 54 laps trying to find a way around the Ferrari as his teammate pulled away by almost a second per lap. The McLaren got alongside the Ferrari many times past the pits but simply ran out of room to pass before Sainte Dévote. Finally on lap 54 Prost got a good run out of the final turn and was able to out brake Berger going into Sainte Dévote.
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