Sentence examples for more startling effect from inspiring English sources
Nowhere do terror and tenderness mix to more startling effect than in "Under the Sand" (2000), still the best film from the French director François Ozon.
No film had a more startling effect in the west than Yimou's Raise the Red Lantern, which rushed Gong Li, a star after Red Sorghum and Ju Dou, into the superstar league.
Recent research by the economists Andrew Oswald and Nattavudh Powdthavee on Britain and Germany yields an even more startling result: raising daughters seems to lead people to be more sympathetic to left-wing parties, while raising sons seems to have the opposite effect.
Probably no scientific development is more startling than the effect of this new and growing economic independence upon women themselves.
Ian MacNeil's design features one of those small-scale houses that he has used to startling effect in An Inspector Calls and, more recently, A Doll's House.
Other choices were more startling.
Could there be a more startling contrast?
But a more startling possibility exists.
It's a startling effect, for three reasons.
The new machines produced results even more startling.
A more startling paradox is difficult to imagine.
