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762 examples of Stunning in a sentence

And that's maybe a little bit more clear from this picture which is a composite Google image of Earth from above, at night, and I think that this is a really stunning image.
It's stunningly beautiful, but it's also stunning to think about the amount of light that we're enveloping the Earth on, and, at the time of day when, for pretty much all of our evolutionary history, the Earth has been dark.
But you know, this is a stunning example, and it's worthy of reflection.
One of the first times an American was ever brought over to Japan to lead a professional Japanese baseball team, Bobby Valentine, in 1995, he took this really mediocre squad, he lead them to a stunning second-place finish, and he was instantly fired.
It's the traditional homeland of the Pueblo, Ute, Paiute and Navajo people, and when you are there, it is absolutely stunning.
It's truly stunning that these organisms can do that, and we probably have thousands, if not tens of thousands, of different species on this planet that are capable of doing that.
Her onyx eyes eventually turned the most stunning Lake Tahoe blue, and she loved using them to gaze intently into other people's eyes.
And in that crystal moment of awareness of first light as the Sun begins to bathe the slopes of the stunningly beautiful landscape, suddenly everything they have learned in the abstract is affirmed in stunning glory.
So, if you can imagine, some of these flowers, and they're actually moving and growing and you can film that in X-ray, should be quite stunning.
And those 329 videos were watched and are still being watched as we sit here in this theater, a stunning almost 90 million times, and there are hundreds of thousands of comments with these videos, egging on to more violence and more hate.
This is actually a very stunning statistic.
And here is the most stunning number.
Now, not all initiatives need to be stunning or even visible.
Also stunning are the benefits that carers bring to our societies.
We could do work on the sea floor that would be stunning, and it would be on live TV, if we have interesting things to show.
This is pretty stunning, but I don't think it's the most telling statistic of all.
Worth watching for only 3 reasons, George 'Buck' Flower (a sadly unsung B-movie staple) is on hand as a hobo and the other 2 belong to the stunning Savannah (in one of only 3 non-porn roles she had).
Bergen, although stunning, should NOT put on a British accent EVER.
The film is visually stunning: from the dusty interior of the church with the lighted stove, through the drizzly street and the run-down garage to the blaze that is the climax of the film.
And bro's not wrong about the "Spanish looking" girl, but to call the cops "stunning" is awfully generous.
She looks absolutely stunning for a lady age 56, but this is the only saving grace of the movie.
Beyond the fact it makes absolutely no sense, we see one insanely long shot of a traffic jam that is not stunning, unbelievable or anything of the sort.
The only reason to see this film is Sung Hi Lee, the stunning model/actress from Korea who plays "Muka Laka Miki" (give me a break) in this otherwise crappy movie.
Rita Hayworth is just stunning at times and, for me, the only reason to watch this silly film.
SPOILER ENDS I do admire the amazing courage and effort it must have taken the film crew to get some of the stunning shots they got.
Hedy Lamarr is her absolutely stunning herself, which is truly the best part of the film.
Many are stunning, brooding pans across stark semi-arid mountains and rivers (think Terrence Malick or Gus Van Sant -- there's not a little of both "Gerry" and "Last Days" here), interspersed with some stunning still images and motionless frames.
Some of the scenery is truly stunning (even on a small TV screen) but there's not enough of a story to match the images.
No, dude, I'm serious!" Then there are the slumming professionals: the most fun is Lydie Denier, the stunning French model and veteran of "Red Shoe Diaries," "Baywatch," "Melrose Place," and of playing many, many other variations on the sexy French bombshell; here she plays a psychopathic killer as if she were in BAISEZ-MOI or an "Alias" episode and not some direct-to-cable trash like this.
Stunning natural locations (yes, these remote parts of Southern Italy look exotic even to most other Italians), pretty actors and some amusing, gutsy, spontaneous performances by a handful of attractive children won't elevate a substanceless movie beyond a pretty succession of images.
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