Sentence examples for genuinely startled from inspiring English sources

Crooms was genuinely startled.

"Me?" Cleaver looked at him wide-eyed, seeming genuinely startled.

Get out, shrieked the women, get away, get back, and the men, genuinely startled, got back.

Nothing's gonna ever keep you down!" — and, for a moment, Trump looked genuinely startled by the ardor of the stargazers in the crowd.

"I think that he was genuinely startled by the intensity of the polarization he encountered," said William Galston, domestic policy director in President Bill Clinton's White House.

I had never even heard of Tom Ford before I saw A Single Man; indeed, when being briefed on his history before an interview for The Culture Show I was genuinely startled to discover that he had some celebrity status.

Nothing here genuinely startles the way Firestarter did in 1996.

Standing in front of the small crowd in a hotel conference room, he was unexpectedly expansive and reflective, as if trying to make sense of a defeat that seemed to genuinely startle him, according to people who attended.

"That really startled us".

Dobrygin genuinely seems startled.

"I don't know if that's true, but I'm not conscious of it," he responded, seeming genuinely a bit startled by the notion.