Sentence examples for perhaps startling from inspiring English sources

The minister suggested that the president might have been driving fast, perhaps startling the soldiers at the checkpoint.

Perhaps most startling though is the parochialism of the study.

Perhaps more startling is the extent of cross-border mergers.

But perhaps more startling were the photographs of Mr. Guzman's clothes.

Perhaps as startling as the sheer toll was the devastation to some of the state's well-known locales.

Perhaps most startling is the erosion of political power in a swath of states from the Northeast to the Midwest.

But perhaps its startling niceness was the ultimate affront to all the punks and skinheads who tried so hard to be nasty.

Perhaps more startling is that G.M. achieves American levels of productivity, quality and worker safety — with pay that is a small fraction of levels in the United States.

And in perhaps a startling admission for a law enforcement officer, he added: "Looting, to me, is acceptable if you're looting for your baby or your family".

Perhaps more startling, though, is that the bar, which opened last year, has become a rallying point for Manhattan Valley neighbors, and Mr. Nolan has become their shaggy-haired champion.

The use of drugs, and, perhaps, more startling, the engineering of genes to enhance performance, raises questions about the notion of what an athlete is.