Sentence examples for only startling from inspiring English sources
Nor was it the only startling price in that sale.
The absence of Jacobson's trademark satirical tone is not the only startling omission in J.
The only startling thing was that Mr. Rove said it publicly.
To the eventual majority, the decision was not only startling, but wrong.
The evening's only startling moment came when Bush announced that "America is addicted to oil, which is often imported from unstable parts of the world".
The witless line sets the tone of Lindsay-Abaire's soi-disant wacky humor, in which there are no revelations, no admissions, no questions, only startling juxtapositions.
Dr. Arnold suggests this introduction to fire would have been "only mildly startling".
But lately the news about how and what we eat can be described only as startling, discouraging, distressing and, it must be said, more than a bit weird.
I got out of a four-year relationship six months ago and was flung back into the modern dating world with only the startling realization that everything was drastically different from how one dates and meets potential suitors in college.
Such prose is pleasurable, if only for the startling facts.
Uniquenesses, of which Antoni Gaudí's architecture is only the most startling, abound.
