Sentence examples for should be startling from inspiring English sources
The discrepancy between these figures – two deaths, or 459 – should be startling.
John Canzano writes in The Oregonian that nothing about this should be startling, especially because everything with Kelly seemed like a transaction.
The score runs 248 pages and lasts about four hours, but based on a 1982 live recording by the Australian pianist Geoffrey Douglas Madge -- the first modern player to win Sorabji's permission to proceed -- it should be startling.
The fact that relatively few Americans seem fazed by this should be startling.
The idea should not be startling.
In many ways, the startling success of the Conservatives Crosby-runn campaign – exceeding his winning mayoral ones for Boris Johnson in left-leaning London in 2008 and 2012 – should not be startling at all.
His best guess about how those additions should sound can be startling: he draws on the modal turns of Syriac and Byzantine chant, as well as Jewish and Islamic styles, to give this early Christian setting a Middle Eastern accent.
"His appearance," Busoni instructs, "should be very startling, but not that of a charlatan".
The artists are scheduled to perform solo, but given their reputations, no amalgamation should be too startling.
There should be nothing startling in what has long been recognized as a human proclivity to automatically pigeonhole people by appearance, not only women but also men.
Instead of beginning the play as Shakespeare intended, with the deformed Richard, Duke of Gloucester, exposing his diabolical wound and wit to the audience from an empty stage, DuBois externalizes what should be a startling and seductive moment of confession.
