Sentence examples for much startling from inspiring English sources

Maybe the Dia Foundation could take it over; it has just as much startling displacement as Walter De Maria's famed "New York Earth Room," yet it is also profoundly at home.

A quick perusal through the 200+ page guide (you can download it here) doesn't reveal much startling information, but we do get a look at some product photos and a full spec list.

So much for startling surfaces.

But quoting his casual teachings can be much more startling.

By the time we got to the News section it was much less startling to those outside looking in.

Nearby, the same painter has daubed a myriad of dots and blobs, as if recounting a bout of chicken pox; the British artist Damien Hirst once employed a similar technique, on canvas, to much less startling effect.

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.

It's always dangerous to go negative, but the problem Tuesday was not so much the startling sight of journalists using terms like "core values," "real people" and "your America" as it was the obvious contradiction.

Much of Startlings cover art was painted by Earle K. Bergey, who became strongly associated with the magazine, painting almost every cover between 1940 and 1952.

How much did that startling finding result from the confusing question?