stunningly

• “On this occasion, it wasn't Healey who bit back on this occasion, but a correspondent named Eugene McCabe, who took issue with the review and turned his ire on the reviewer herself, saying he has taken a ghost story of Battersby's published in the Irish Times, which he calls "stunningly bad", and "used it in a workshop as an example of how to avoid writing 'Shite and onions'.”

  The Guardian World News

• “It's the landscape architecture of the cosmos in stunningly huge and beautiful images.”

  Archive 2007-09-01

• “Even so, I imagine that the final result would remain stunningly high. —”

  When a Pack of Cigarettes Costs $222 - Freakonomics Blog - NYTimes.com

• “No. 23 Virginia ended Miami's 70-year stay at the famed stadium in stunningly one-sided fashion Saturday night - dealing the Hurricanes the biggest shutout loss in Orange Bowl history.”

  USATODAY.com - College Football - Virginia vs. Miami

• “Durham has reimagined this vanished world in stunningly precise detail, and his lucid explanations of the give-and-take of military decision-making help the reader through some dauntingly complicated material.”

  The Pride of Carthage: Summary and book reviews of The Pride of Carthage by David Anthony Durham.

• “And that is precisely what the Rams did in stunningly inept fashion.”

  USATODAY.com - Patriots prove to be no patsies

• “Karabel calls the stunningly meager number of low-income students enrolled at selective colleges a "national scandal" and prescribes a policy of class based affirmative action to address this national embarrassment.”

  Matthew Schwieger: Look To Class: A Solution For Affirmative Action

• “My colleague Jake Fisher calls the stunningly-fast Infiniti G35 a “four-door Miata.””

  Consumer Reports: Personal Picks: Upscale sedans, part 2

• “Most people, male or female, would have called her stunningly beautiful.”

  Battlestar Galactica

• “Recall the stunningly accurate discussion of the head and eyes of the”

  Aristotle's Biology

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