Sentence examples for a very startling from inspiring English sources

Architectural history proves that when you build a very startling building somewhere, it's incredibly rejuvenating.

Altman has had the services of a very startling new British screenwriting talent: former actor Julian Fellowes has composed for him a muscular, ambitious script, crammed with sparkling lines and terrific cameo turns for a star-studded cast.

I sometimes think, with despair, that Americans will swallow whole any political speech whatever — we've been doing very little else, these last, bad years — so it may not mean anything to say that this sense of integrity, after what Harlem, especially, has been through in the way of demagogues, was a very startling change.

"There's a very startling announcement ― I think it's at the end of Act 3 ― that resets the rest of the season up until Episode 10".

It's all very startling," the local police department said.

Suddenly, I was surrounded by other people, who were moving too quickly and driving too aggressively and laughing too loudly, and it was all very startling and abrasive.

Of the prescriptions processed through CVS.com, 80percentt are picked up in CVS stores, "a number we found very startling," Todd Andrews, a CVS spokesman, said.

And before a few more pages have passed we are disturbed to catch, with Robert, an "unguarded flash of triumph" in the teenager's expression as one of the details in her story is proved to be correct: "a savage emotion, primitive and cruel... very startling on the face of a demure schoolgirl who was the pride of her guardians and preceptors".

It's about the perpetuating of anger or dislike for people we don't know, in a general way that is very startling.

He's a curious mixture, which I find very startling, and that's what I like.

"His appearance," Busoni instructs, "should be very startling, but not that of a charlatan".