Sentence examples for Equally startling from inspiring English sources

Equally startling is the bad news.

Equally startling, officials want to begin a new relocation program that would be bigger than the first.

Equally startling, and more newsworthy at the time, were the 6,500 rolls of film that he had never bothered to process, proof or even look at.

Equally startling are the Sketches to Illustrate the Passions (1853-57), a series of 32 watercolours of which Hood owned 16.

Equally startling are the smart retinal implants being developed at the University of Bonn (reported in last week's New Scientist), where sighted users are "training" the software for the ultimate in vision-replacement.

Equally startling, several studies "show that practice accounts for only 30percentt of the variance in ability among those considered experts" discovered Wiseman.

Equally, that documentaries as startling and oddly moving as The Young Ones and as rich and strange as The Dancing Boys of Afghanistan still have such a valued place.

As startling as it was to see Rivera fail so spectacularly, it was equally rare that the comeback came from the Twins.

Equally important is the startling drop in the price of renewable energy sources.

As unsettling as it was to see an American President's psychological motivations so deftly evaluated by a famously erratic despot, it was equally, though less gravely, startling to notice that, between Trump and LaVar Ball, it was Ball who seemed closer to reason.

And the Edinburgh-based artist Jonathan Owen unleashes a startling surprise in the equally extraordinary Burns Monument.