Sentence examples for most startling example from inspiring English sources

The most startling example was Carol Reed's musical Oliver!

(The most startling example has to do with establishing settlements on occupied land).

Laying bare the country's most startling example of modern urban collapse, census data on Tuesday showed that Detroit's population had plunged by 25 percent over the last decade.

And while "The Simpsons" may be the most startling example, it is not the only TV show finding its way into the church's arms.

The most startling example was his: "Look, I think most people would say I'm an honest kinda guy": pure doublethink, it turned out, following his speech about WMDs.

I would go so far as to call this a first-rate show of political art, perhaps the most startling example of the genre since the Met presented the exhibition "Harlem on My Mind" in 1968.

The most startling examples are "Eddy" and "Wally", aka the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, who Bowers says were introduced to him by mutual friends, including Cecil Beaton.

In one of the most startling examples of brain deformity, neurons explode out of the proliferative zone like lava, flowing to form a thick mass instead of an orderly, folded up cortex.

The balaclava-clad joy-rider from Hartlepool was but the most startling recent example of the latter trend.

Canada provides the most startling and disturbing example of how a society's apparently entrenched liberal, democratic values can be sacrificed for fossil fuel interests.

The most startling of those examples is of course the final one, that an illegal immigrant could not be deported because he "had a pet cat".