How to pronounce “astonishment” in English

And to the astonishment of the scientists, within a short period of time, this stumptail culture,

And to my astonishment, it was like one breath or two breaths and I would be gone.

And to his own astonishment, as well as the field's, this turns out to be, in fact, not merely a good approximation

To my utter astonishment, he wrote me back a handwritten note, and that started a long relationship with him.

But even in her astonishment, she looks to the other students.

And to my astonishment, they brought out and placed into these sweaty hands a copy of one of the early manuscripts that,

and of the young narrator's astonishment at the contrast between the two aspects of the man whose work he has long admired, a contrast

It's the source of enormous astonishment and wonder, and it is also a source of fear.

For me the feeling was approximately astonishment at the dawning realization that this woman was being created in real time, directly from my own mind,

knowing the facts about lightning does nothing to remove the astonishment of being in the middle of a thunderstorm.

Why would you set yourself-- the level of astonishment at Britain's success at the London Games was higher.

I want to think about the sense of astonishment and awe that it originally evoked.

of light itself and its capacity for creating astonishment.

I pick up my thirteen cards and I gasped in astonishment because I've got the perfect hand of all spades.

And to my astonishment, I saw it used on Twitter in a--

And I found, to my utter astonishment, that this guy was part of a unicycle troupe that traveled the country.

I pointed toward the window, and her mouth rounded in astonishment.

But for me, that white light through the clouds-- astonishment-- does get harder and harder to find as I get older.

and I think that should be logic I think we're gonna look back on this time in with astonishment and how we destroyed

When Haidara stepped outside the hut later that morning, he stared in astonishment.

And one of the things I learned, to my astonishment, is that there were many museums, and art galleries, and libraries in the ancient world.

A few years ago, I decided that I wanted to write a book about all of this-- about wonder, about disillusionment, about losing sight of astonishment,

But really, the reason why I wanted to use the term WTF is because it's a term of astonishment that can be the astonishment of delight

In Timbuktu, Mahmoud Zouber, the library curator, looked on with astonishment.

of them all, but he's also a long-time Buddhist mediator who's quite open about his own spiritual experiences and to my astonishment, he even told me about having had telepathic experiences.

And the insect, to Michael's and my real astonishment, responded unhesitatingly turning left, right, left,

And to our astonishment, actually part of