Sentence examples for even startled from inspiring English sources

But I see your point: it's exciting to be engaged and even startled by a fresh set of songs you've never heard before.

Aides to Mr. Bloomberg said they were surprised, even startled, to see the tax cap proposal prominently featured in Ms. Quinn's speech.

There were even startled titters when Quentin announced his mother's death to his ailing old father (Dan Ziskie), who was in a hospital recovering from surgery.

He even startled his partners as well as rival agents and executives in Hollywood recently when he publicly assailed one of the most powerful men in town, Michael Eisner, chairman of the Walt Disney Company.

Schwikert-Warren suddenly found herself in three of the four routines last night, and acquitted herself on the uneven parallel bars and in the floor exercise with poise that even startled her coach from the Gymcats Club in Las Vegas.

A plain-spoken politician known more for his Midwestern reserve than for sparks of spontaneity, Mr. Gephardt even startled his audience by plucking a little girl from the crowd and dancing with her on stage as the crowd cheered him on.

Source materials disappear and the unexpected emerges in images that, in the best work, might even startle their creator.

You're going to want to remember something this ridiculous and might even startle yourself at how much you enjoy it.

The god's appearance will not puzzle or even startle readers, who, thanks to a preface, will know more about the trickster's plans than Aly does.

As startling as that was, I was even more startled when he opened his mouth.

Digging deeper, he was even more startled to learn that 75% of Americans spend less than $1,000 a year on health care, even though employers were spending an average $3,800 per employee in 1998.