Sentence examples for more startled from inspiring English sources
As startling as that was, I was even more startled when he opened his mouth.
I'm more startled than scared, I guess.
No one sounds more startled than Warburton.
If not, I will be even more startled by my vote than I am now.
Her arm felt sore, but it was nothing, really — she was more startled than injured.
IT'S hard to say who was more startled, the deer or me.
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Urine-positive newborns had the poorest scores (i.e., more startles, tremors).
Indeed, the fear-conditioned stimulus (CS+) elicited significantly more startle potentiation than did the control stimulus (CS–) during late acquisition [ t 38) = 6.39, p <.001, d = 1.03], but not during early acquisition [ t 38) < 1.0].
The researchers found that the more easily startled people in the group tended to have more right-wing views, a result which fits with an emerging pattern of conservatives as more sensitive to negative aspects of the environment.
Soon after Diamond released his 1972 hit, "Song Sung Blue," however, he became a staple of easy-listening radio, a comfort to older — or at least more readily startled — listeners.
