Sentence examples for not very startling from inspiring English sources

Since textbook quantum mechanics already contains certain rules for calculating probabilities, the first innovation of the histories approach, stochastic dynamics, is not very startling and by itself causes few conceptual difficulties.

Among them, some not-very-startling developments: increasingly capable telecommunications and accessible travel has made it possible for venture capitalists to live in financial centers but to oversee investments in distant areas.

"His appearance," Busoni instructs, "should be very startling, but not that of a charlatan".

If you have passengers, get them involved but ask them not to shout out as this is very startling and can cause the driver to react incorrectly.

It's about the perpetuating of anger or dislike for people we don't know, in a general way that is very startling.

HALLUCINATIONS are very startling and frightening: you suddenly see, or hear or smell something — something that is not there.

I can't say why, but the fact that this woman was drunk in the middle of the afternoon was very startling and upsetting to me.

It's all been very startling".

It's all very startling," the local police department said.

The discussions lead, of course, to various revelations and confessionals, none very startling.

He's a curious mixture, which I find very startling, and that's what I like.