Sentence examples for constantly startled from inspiring English sources
They were exhausted from sleeping on the streets, constantly startled by any rumbles, Ms. Dieumarthe said.
One is constantly startled by some new example of the game's attention to detail.
One of the benefits of traveling through a country that would like to have more tourists than it does is the warmth of your reception, and I was constantly startled and moved by the politeness I encountered.
The truth is, things do not seem all that different in Paris, Milan or Tokyo, as I found on a recent tour through those cities, where I was constantly startled to see people costumed as if they were auditioning for "Love Story" or "The Summer of '42" or an Independence Day parade.
Self-Portrait with Startled Expression The key here is to be able to constantly startle yourself as you're painting.
It is a signifying element of Mr. Wright's stage persona that his remarks seem to arise unbidden, conjured up in an unpredictable sequence that makes it seem as if he is constantly being startled by preposterous revelations.
Movement always startles chipmunks.
On the three-hour whirlwind tour, I spotted zebra, ostrich, baboons, sweaty hippopotamuses and a number of startled wildebeest – animals that constantly look like they are about to run head-first into a tree.
Wary Wanda is hypervigilant and constantly on the alert for danger, while Frightened Fred represents behaviours associated with fear such as being startled, crying out and clinging.
I was startled by how much Glass invades people's privacy, leaving them two choices: stare at a camera that is constantly staring back at them, or leave the room.
