Sentence examples for especially startling from inspiring English sources

But it's not especially startling either.

For black men, the numbers are especially startling.

The homicide rate is especially startling among black men ages 18 to 34.

It doesn't contain (reverse spoiler alert) any especially startling revelations about what Paterno knew and when he knew it.

Banwen is especially startling: a single dead-end street of about 40 houses at the foot of a large hill.

"Strip" has an especially startling denouement, thanks to its large cast of stumblebums and their wide range of criminal capabilities.

Noted for her beauty, especially her startling blue eyes, Collins was reportedly the inspiration for "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes," a hit song by Crosby, Stills, and Nash.

It wasn't that they said anything especially original or startling.

Being upside-down in a kayak is always startling, especially when it's February.

John Canzano writes in The Oregonian that nothing about this should be startling, especially because everything with Kelly seemed like a transaction.

In comparison to "Forest," nothing especially spectacular or startling happened over the course of the next 28 minutes: no explosions, no gunfire, no Götterdämmerung.