Sentence examples for consistently startling from inspiring English sources

The inventive stage effects and their variety are consistently startling.

He's a consistently startling producer and a hardworking, high-concept performer.

Throughout "Fabrik" the inventive stage effects and their variety are consistently startling.

Describing Mr. Collins's poems, the novelist John Updike wrote, "Limpid, gently and consistently startling, more serious than they seem, they describe all the worlds that are and were and some others besides".

If "The Destruction of Jerusalem" was never startling, it was consistently pleasing.

Many of the stories in Tessa Hadley's "Married With Love" span only a handful of pages, which makes their consistently powerful emotional impact all the more startling.

It's a movie "that is by turns startling and generic, subtle and blunt, and consistently keeps you in its grip if not its heart," Ms. Dargis wrote in The Times in April.

That analysis reveals a startling truth: Not only is the real federal deficit consistently under-reported, it is uncomfortably high, even with the ballooning revenues and improved cash flows in recent years.

Even the flagging euro has managed a small rally.Perhaps most startling of all, and perplexing to those economists who have consistently got their predictions wrong, is the sharp fall in Europe's unemployment.

It was startling, too, to hear her, in her début speech to the Republican National Convention, reading a script that consistently distorted her own record.

The results were very startling.