Sentence examples for more startling because from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cicero's allegations were all the more startling because he implicated himself.

That's all the more startling because he rose to the top of Deutsche Bank in 2002 after overseeing its investment bank, which isn't known for shrinking violets.

There are bursts of black comedy, and some ingeniously choreographed throat-biting which is all the more startling because it's used so sparingly.

The decrees were all the more startling because the Kingdom just went through a big transition in January, when King Abdullah died, after two decades in power.

Violent crime in New York City registered its biggest drop in five years in 2001, a decline all the more startling because it came as the violent crime rates in many other cities finally started to increase.

The setbacks are all the more startling because Mr. Pataki was once such a dominating part of state politics that there was little he could not get through the Legislature or force to come to fruition through administrative acts.

Kato's proclaimed innocence is even more startling, his critics said, because he pushed for the league to adopt a single ball in 2011.

Klimov's masterwork, "Come and See," was even more startling in Soviet filmmaking because of its harrowing, starkly realistic portrait of war.

The column startled both readers and Fleet Street because it had no recipes; and, more startling, the writer was a man: me.

Other choices were more startling.

Could there be a more startling contrast?