Sentence examples for how startled from inspiring English sources

QUESTION FROM TED: How startled were you by the Howard Kurtz error, and did you worry about outing this story?

Psychologist Merel Kindt and her colleagues assessed the emotional aspect of the memory by measuring how startled a volunteer was by a loud sound accompanying the picture.

I'll never forget Christoph Scheuerman, Spiegel's London correspondent, telling me how startled he was to be addressed as "sunshine" shortly after his arrival in Britain.

So why does she begin by stating "how startled I was when a young woman I was interviewing told me that God had spoken to her, audibly" (especially given that she and others cited, are "prayer warriors")?

The chief constable wrote to the chairman of the Essex branch of the Magistrates Associationn, saying how "startled" and "most alarmed" he was, and also had case files sent to the Crown Prosecution Service.

"It's such a hard life, and you're going to shelters and soup kitchens--which are needed--but you're just in a line, you get what you get," says Wiener, recalling how startled her first guests were.

These results provide yet another example of how startle reactivity and PPI can be dissociated in pharmacological studies, where drugs affect higher-order neural circuitry to influence PPI, with startle reactivity being affected by drug actions on brainstem circuits (Geyer et al, 2001; Li et al, 2009).

You remember how your startled father was changing a bandage, How, mid-escape, the edges of the bandage turned red.

You remember how your startled father was changing a bandage,How, mid-escape, the edges of the bandage turned red.

How they startled Australia in the most memorable of all Ashes series.

Hendrix took a keen interest in the interiors and Etchingham recalled how, occasionally, startled shoppers would recognise him in the fabrics department of John Lewis.