Sentence examples for all startling from inspiring English sources

This is all startling.

It's all startling, space-age stuff, but with its cold bleached bones, vast scale and relentless symmetry, this Calatravan monoculture can start to feel a little alienating.

By the end he's into a pounding resurrection of Werewolves of London, the throat holding up through the howling choruses, and, of all startling things, a fiery version of Robert Burns song of national betrayal A Parcel of Rogues in a Nation somehow segueing into the savage irony of Lawyers, Guns and Money.

Such an analysis is not at all startling as there has been a long history of critical study of this material in both Jewish and non-Jewish circles.

From all this startling variety of representations of the evolution of lineages, we are mostly concerned with "traditional trees of life," mainly because many of these images are far from Darwinian (moreover, the shape of a real "tree" can unwittingly misrepresent evolutionary relationships) as well as modern images whose design might inadvertently lead to non-scientific notions.

"Despite $3.8 million having been spent by the previous management team, the project has not broken ground, there was no title to the land and there was, over all, a startling lack of accountability on the part of the management team in Malawi and the management team in the United States," he said.

It makes Futurology all the more startling.

Mr. Cicero's allegations were all the more startling because he implicated himself.

All this is startling, terrific stuff, as is so much of "The Sport of Kings".

All the more startling when Mr. Shen deliberately breaks the mood.

Which makes the current round of restrictions feel all the more startling.