Sentence examples for most startling aspects from inspiring English sources

One of the most startling aspects of the debate over Kenny's statement of the obvious in Davos was Fianna Fáil's reaction.

One of the most startling aspects of the elephant brain, the film reveals, is an ability to communicate via infrasound, which is inaudible to the human ear and a key factor in returning rehabilitated orphans into the wild.

Boldly, Singer reprises one of the most startling aspects of the first X-Men movie from 2000: Magneto is briefly returned to Auschwitz, where his parents perished, and invoked as a touchstone of the kind of pure evil which will destroy humanity.

One of the most startling aspects of Lepage's work, reflected in his new show, The Far Side Of The Moon, which opens at the Cottesloe Theatre on London's South Bank on July 10, is that it is created entirely organically and democratically, without involving a playwright, through the process of improvisation, with each actor spinning storylines out of the air.

The arrival of real user-driven innovation based on mash ups and other Web 2.0 technologies is one of the most startling aspects of the emergence of service-oriented architecture (SOA).

The most startling aspect of the process is the way buyers have been selected.

The most startling aspect of the challenge for many journalists was its timing.

The most startling aspect of the Tyson presented by Tyson is his vulnerability.

Perhaps the most startling aspect of this unplanned, undisciplined operation was its architect: Colin Powell.

From a New Yorker's viewpoint, the most startling aspect of Cavafy's 1910 poem may be that it turns Sinatra's myth on its head.

Indeed, other than its freewheeling comic swagger, Three Kings' most startling aspect is its willingness to point the finger at both Saddam and the White House.