Sentence examples for most startled from inspiring English sources

What is the most startled reaction you've ever had when you're out and about?

Truly, it's hard to tell which of us is the most startled by this.

Investors seemed most startled by a barometer of consumer sentiment, which fell to its lowest level in 10 months in February.

Tunney, the bartender, who has worked at Largo for nearly a decade, told me that she was most startled not by Prince, or Madonna, or Paul McCartney, but when she looked up from pouring a glass of champagne for a guest of Lauretta's and saw that it was Tim Curry.

Some of those not involved in it were most startled by the recommendation that patients should have no choice but to learn whether they carry dozens of mutations.

Speaking to someone whom I was so close to, but had never met, gave me the most startled, tender feeling I have ever had.

Here it is... the Oscar for Most Startling Performance by an Academy Award Presenter.

So the Oscar for Most Startling Performance by an Academy Award Presenter goes to... if I can just... get this open... Liv and Rog!!!

When Gloria Mark, a professor of informatics at the University of California, Irvine, in the US, told her students to track their use of technology for a couple of weeks, most were startled to see how much time they spent on the Internet.

I pick out a woodpecker, wood pigeons and a pheasant – most startling and easily startled of birds (nightingales and blackcaps are also said to visit this wood).

Directed by LA Confidential's Curtis Hanson, the movie startled most observers by stirring up a potent $54.5m in its first three days of release.