Sentence examples for not even startling from inspiring English sources

Sikes, as might be expected, is always accompanied by his bulldog, a bite from which is evidently to be feared, although here its bark is not even startling.

It is a relief to be in a community in which the idea of the politicization of the vagina, and the struggle over its meaning, is obvious and not even a startling idea.

You will find it difficult to see any one of them, however, because you have been blinded by an effect so startling that nothing, not even decades spent poring over photographs of Gaudí's work, could prepare you for it.

A startling number did not even vote in last Sunday's election, while those who did helped Vasilis Leventis (better known for his three-decade-old cult TV show than his political arguments) into power.

A startling number did not even vote in last Sunday's election, while those who did helped Vasilis Leventis (a cult but polite figure better known for his three decade old cult TV show rather than his political arguments) into power.

Except for Orville's startling emergence from a horrible wreck during one of his flights, there's not even any luck.

IN 1974 Stephen Hawking, pictured, had a startling theoretical insight about black holes those voracious eaters of matter and energy from whose gravitational clutches not even light can escape.

It is perhaps not even the most important, existentially speaking: no questions about climate change were posed at any of the debates, a startling oversight.

Scotus's startling claim is that if the human mind were intrinsically incapable of achieving certain knowledge, then not even divine illumination could save it.

Certainly none of it is new, or even startling.

There are strong foundations upon which exciting, new and sometimes even startling discoveries are being made.