Sentence examples for much more startling from inspiring English sources

But quoting his casual teachings can be much more startling.

It was startling, but it was much more startling to have something concealed from me for so long.

But that was only the preamble to two much more startling developments.

"New things always seem much more startling than they seem 20 years later or when they have sunk into the history of art," he said.

The headlines were big and startling, much more than the ones noting that the property-tax rebates that the governor increased were starting to arrive.

It would take a much more dramatic encounter for this startling young woman to catch his eye.

It was a startling idea, much more so, than we, at this distance of time, regard it.

One of the most startling is how much more Catholic the university seems.

To Professor Tendler, who was much bigger than Shimmy, the attack was more startling than threatening.

The president of the National Union of Students, Wes Streeting, said: "These startling figures show that much more needs to be done to support unemployed young people, particularly graduates.

Writing in the current issue of the magazine Natural History, one organizer, Dr. Juan Luis Arsuaga of the Complutense University in Madrid, said that reconstructions of hominids much more primitive than Neanderthals often seemed less startling, perhaps because they look something like living chimpanzees.