Sentence examples for fairly startled from inspiring English sources

I remember now – the guy who briefly looked fairly startled at how drunk Emma Thompson seemed.

On 25 May 1999, the treasury select committee also asked some fairly startled questions.

Like a lot of people, I was fairly startled by Mitt Romney's new defense of his work at Bain: it was just like the auto bailout!

Speaking as one "profoundly and even passionately opposed" to P.R., Mr. Chamberlain fairly startled his old friends by the vehemence with which he denounced, not only such iniquitous electoral devices, but also their title champions - "legislators with no elections of their own to face and with no constituents to woo".

Takeoff, the seven-month flight, and landing happen fairly quickly — you're almost startled by the lack of fanfare.

Hepburn startled.

The noise startled us.

"Oh," she said, startled.

Then something startled me.

Horses are easily startled.

The medic was startled.