Sentence examples for find something startling from inspiring English sources

So he throws everything at it: ghosts, flashbacks, sibling rivalry, guilt, even an ambitious grad student, Hal Jamie Parkerr), who knows that if he can find something startling in Robert's notebooks his own career will be made.

Scratch the surface of almost all great comic books and we might find something startling similar: the roots of today's superheroes lie in a particular Jewish culture transplanted from Europe to the United States in the first half of the 20th-century.

But Dr. Davis, a forensic pathologist at the University of Kentucky, opened him up and found something startling.

When Dr Luider compared blood samples from these people with samples from 43 of their fellow volunteers, matched for sex and age, who had remained Alzheimer's-free, he found something startling.

Concerned about training misinformation, Cade and his researchers at the University of Florida collected the sweat of freshman football players in rubber gloves during practice in the fall of 1965 and found something startling: each one lost 2.5 to 4.2 liters, or as much as 9 pounds, each session.

Patrizia Caraveo at the Istituto di Fisica Cosmica in Milan, Italy, and several collaborators claim to have found something startling: The point source was moving across the sky.

When Cooper looked closely at the boundaries between these layers, she found something startling: They were only slightly smudged, suggesting that in spite of their age, the crystals had only a brief sojourn in hot, liquid magma.

But Josipovic found something startling in the brains of some monks and experienced meditators: They're able to keep both networks active at the same time during meditation, allowing them to feel a sense of "nonduality," or oneness.

Now, according to the eminent neurologist, we've found something equally startling and useful for treating the brain -- music.

To find something so diminished, still existing but made irrelevant as the Travers house now seems to be, with its added dormer windows, its startling blue paint might be less hurtful in the long run.

To find something so diminished, still existing but made irrelevant — as the Travers house now seems to be, with its added dormer windows, its startling blue paint — might be less hurtful in the long run.