Sentence examples for little startling from inspiring English sources
It was a little startling at first.
My table is a little startling.
"Love," of course, would be a little startling on a brisk business e-mail.
It is a little startling when you first hear about the prefunding requirement.
"It was a little startling that they talked about stealing so naturally".
The hour flew by so pleasantly, it was a little startling when it ended.
"Unfortunately the coincidences are a little too startling," she said.
It's bracing and a little bit startling, as sophisticated, funny, and furious a piece of pop music as we're likely to hear this year.
Vernon God Little, a startling and excellent debut, is billed as a comedy: "A 21st-century comedy in the presence of death".
The anecdotes are, without exception, well chosen and artfully told, but there is something in the structure of this kind of nonfiction writing that is starting to feel a little formulaic: startling mini-narrative, followed by an explanation of What the Science Can Teach Us, capped by a return to the original narrative with some crucial mystery unlocked.
On January 6, 1973, the anthropologist Margaret Mead published a startling little essay in TV Guide.
