| It amazes me and I longed to learn to tap dance just so I could tap dance all around my house and show up my friends. |
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| The mind of your average 15-year-old boy is a place that amazes, confuses, confounds and surprises. |
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| I know this record backwards and it still amazes and confounds me like a soulmate. |
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| While politicians froth that crime threatens our civilisation, what amazes me is how lawful we are. |
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| Justin, one of the things that amazes me is you heard Elaine Chao say this economy's at full bore, 7.2 percent GDP growth for the third quarter. |
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| It amazes me how much supplies in Montreal are geared for the apartment inhabitant. |
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| It amazes me that a relationship that was once based on lots of love or puppy love or infatuation can turn to one of pure disgust. |
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| It always amazes me when people seem to take forever to get things like domain names, or company formations. |
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| When I put that in some perspective, it amazes me that I took so long to return. |
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| It amazes me that it has taken so long for this matter to come to court, when it has for many years been a contentious issue. |
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| What amazes me is that the President himself is not clamoring for an investigation. |
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| It amazes me that we are right in the heart of the city centre, while simultaneously being away from it all. |
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| His ability to keep working amazes his friends and his optimism about life and its gifts is exemplary. |
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| It amazes me that somebody can say very little, and not very loudly at all, and everyone listens to what she has to say. |
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| Wayne has performed many times and each time he amazes audiences with his vocals. |
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| It constantly amazes me how the minds of the human race in general work, or cease to work, as the case may be. |
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| It amazes me that many people do not realize this and still cling to the outdated relics of the past. |
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| It amazes me every time I come to stay here how loud and chattery the birds are. |
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| I realize he was likely being facetious with discussing how he's perfect, but it still amazes me that he'd say it. |
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| Alex you never pass up a meal and it still amazes me how you can keep your figure! |
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| It amazes me that people actually break out in rapturous applause when somebody successfully hits the ball. |
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| It is this positive change at the grassroots level of American society which amazes, and somewhat alarms the followers of other religions there. |
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| It always amazes me how anybody can overlook the basic truths about America. |
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| It amazes me how integral someone's personality is to our perception of them as individuals. |
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| It amazes me how they can obfuscate or even lie and believe people won't see through them. |
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| It amazes me that people actually fall for this. Why on Earth would a complete stranger trust you with their money like this? |
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| Bill and I have done a lot of birding with Jeff, and he amazes us anew every time we're together. |
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| It amazes me that watching events unfolding on my screen again affects me as powerfully still one year on. |
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| It constantly amazes me how so many plants can go into survival mode in extreme heat, toughing out conditions that humans would soon perish in. |
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| This self-righteousness, this bilious holier-than-thou attitude not only amazes me, it saddens me quite a bit too. |
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| What amazes me is how the current chicken hawks have conned America about how patriotic they are. |
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| It is the hyperdrive that enables vessels to travel at faster-than-light speeds, which amazes my people. |
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| It amazes me how some people can be so selfish, and that's what it all comes down to. |
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| What amazes me is how quickly they take to caring for an elderly person who has to be cleaned, dressed, and sorted out. |
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| Close to Saint Etienne, he amazes and relaxes the taste buds of his customers, with a refined and very well-balanced cuisine. |
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| Now and then, the capricious cacophony of my mind still amazes me: all those thoughts and worries and ideas and fears swirling around in there. |
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| It amazes me how common sense never prevails in situations like this. |
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| What amazes me about this interview is that he sees everything so clearly. |
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| What amazes me is that the Government and the company both insist that the Express Samina complied with all the safety requirements. |
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| Looking back, it amazes me how he could gaze into his crystal ball and see a future for the football team that practically everyone else felt was fanciful. |
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| With smoother lines, this watch amazes first because of its light weight due to titanium. |
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| It amazes me how complete she is, 7 weeks prem and although she is half the size that Josh was when he was born she has all the necessary fingers and toes. |
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| It still amazes me to see how much things have not changed in thirty-five years but that is what keeps it interesting. |
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| What amazes me most about Turkey's membership is the great haste in which it is being pursued. |
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| We never know what amazes us more about our Senegalese colleague: his rhythmic virtuosity or his black humor. |
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| And it amazes me that you can move so easily and effectively between these roles. |
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| It amazes him how people get seduced by the bogus trappings of fame. |
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| It amazes her that there is no union or association for models. |
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| What always amazes me as I travel this country is how little our Veterans ask for in return. |
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| Fed by rivers and a sub-lakeside spring, it amazes by its temperature which reaches 24 ° C in the summer. |
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| What you are saying are the facts and it amazes me that for all these years I overlooked the truth when it was right there. |
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| How in the world any engineer ever had the courage to plan a railroad in such a country is what amazes me. |
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| Moving Target astounds and amazes us with its invention, its variety and its vitality. |
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| What amazes me beyond words though is the man's persistency. |
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| You are such an unbelievable dweeb sometimes that it amazes me. |
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| It still amazes me how unaware some people can be about money: not realising that utility bills are paid quarterly, for example. |
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| It also amazes me that there is no European coordination and related funding for training and education in the road building sector. |
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| And what amazes me is that we come here and repeat the same things over and over again. |
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| It amazes me that they come to work every day, and they do so with a smile. |
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| That people would look at those labels and still pick up a package of cigarettes amazes me. |
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| I've just come back from three weeks touring it in the US, and it amazes me that what is essentially a small British film can have such a cross-cultural, cross-nationality reaction. |
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| In addition to all your fundraising efforts and competitions, it amazes me that we can collect that much money from the pennies, nickels and dimes from our pockets. |
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| It amazes me as well how volunteer organizations step up to the plate when there appears to be a vacuum and do a fantastic job in helping us deal with problems that otherwise wouldn't be dealt with in the same manner. |
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| Your chauffeur driven guide will lead you in a strange city built in steps, half dug out of the chalky cliffside, Rocamadour amazes and captivates visitors due to its unusual aspect. |
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| His work always amazes the public when discovering new signs and new stylised symbols in his paintings: the dollar sign, an angel, the jocund, a cow head, a warrior, a biker. |
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| He amazes with his close-up magic and with his huge stunts such as walking across the Thames and levitating above The Shard. |
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| The other thing that stands out and absolutely amazes me is that if we do something in the House which investors say will hurt their profits, they can decide to take it to the tribunal. |
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| It amazes by its modernity and organization, by the quality and professionalism of these men and women, so there is now an export demand for its unique expertise. |
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| What amazes us, though, is not the size of our population and the expanse of our territory, rather, the intricate mosaic of our many cultures, languages, beliefs and traditions. |
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| They are very astonished to ear talking about the body, the fact that we concentrate our mind on our own body amazes them, should we not forget about the physical in meditation? |
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| Everything that amazes has its method, until we notice that the amazing is not amazing, has no method. |
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| Halle's disguise amazes me because it's flawless. |
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| Our country possesses well-deserved world recognition for her fauna that amazes, also for the richness of her landscapes, the geographical extension that she possesses and specially the amiability of the people. |
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| But we do know that the Peak District, well under 200 miles from London, remains generally unspoilt by commercialism and that its clouded hills have a rugged beauty which often amazes but never intimidates. |
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| The design that enabled that sight still amazes me to this day. |
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| Everyone listened to, but also made, music: virtually all the older people close to me in India sang their daily prayers and songs to themselves, with a melodic complexity that amazes me even now. |
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| When the wine's colour resembles a precious stone's transparency, when the wine's white flower bouquet amazes my very own nose, when, after my worries and doubts the acquired taste is close to what I dreamed of? |
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| It amazes me today that in some cases our children are still taught that. |
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| It still amazes me how Inuit built their own methods of travelling. |
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