Sentence examples for genuinely startling from inspiring English sources

(The latter actor's dying gasp as John is genuinely startling).

There are also a few genuinely startling plot twists.

"Information by itself, unless it's genuinely startling, is boring," he said.

A first viewing of "Schumann," as it is sometimes called, can be genuinely startling.

Episode one's most talked-about scene is, in the middle of a razzle-dazzle melodrama, genuinely startling.

One track - The Road To Peace - did stand out as genuinely startling, while a couple of others were reasonably listenable.

Abandoning swagger and roguishness, knee-deep in perdition and redemption as the tortured protagonist Raskolnikov, it's a truly startling, genuinely mature performance.

It is really startling".

If there was any doubt, the Starr Report, still a genuinely sick and startling document, whose principal purpose was to shame and embarrass the prosecutors' political enemy in front of his wife — who can forget the constant, smirking refrain of "Mrs. Clinton was away from the White House"?

But as they strolled Cathedral Square in the Kremlin, they seemed genuinely at ease, startling tourists and an art class of teenagers before Mr. Putin invited his guest -- but not his entourage -- into his private study for an unscheduled 20-minute tour.

What's more, its early scenes bring in something genuinely grim; it's startling when a comedy includes the machine-gunning of a man pleading for his life.