Sentence examples for far from startling from inspiring English sources
One innings witnessed by Duncan Fletcher, who was coaching Glamorgan in 1999 just before taking on the England job, catapulted Marcus Trescothick into the England setup even though his figures at the time were far from startling.
The price rise is the first since the game launched in 1994 and organisers said they wanted to shake the format up, following research which reached the far-from-startling conclusion that players "want more ways to win more money".
But he came from a far more startling place than Constable's East Anglia.
The most awful moment came in the trailer to the next programme: "We've got people with three O-levels trying to manage people with five or six degrees," said a doctor of startling - but far from unusual - arrogance.
His remark that we should have consulted the Russians before going into Afghanistan was startling and very far from stupid.
By scanning through the whole genome rather than just the genes, and using multiple, cutting-edge approaches to measure biochemical activity, ENCODE had come to the startling conclusion that, far from being junk, as much as 80percentnt of these disregarded parts of the genome had an important function (pp. 2 3).
These have revealed a few corporate secrets, but so far nothing startling.
Far more startling for Egypt's Christians and secularists has been the success of the ultra-conservative Al-Nour Party. Al-Nour Party
Heart rate measurements and the speed at which horses fled from startling stimuli were recorded.
