Sentence examples for so startling that from inspiring English sources

The difference is so startling that the naked eye can see it.

Their performance has been so startling that you see what high expectations can do".

What has just happened is so startling that even now, it is hard to take in.

Only once does she express an opinion – an event so startling that Scout remarks on it.

Local critic Elizabeth Maupin writes: "The concept is so startling that it actually works".

That only makes what happened next so startling that I'm not sure I believe it even now, years later.

"What was so startling is that every bit of evidence that went against the prosecution came entirely from the prosecution's witness," said Larry Pozner, a Denver-based lawyer and a former president of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.

What made the decision in Bush v. Gore so startling was that it was the work of Justices who were considered, to greater or lesser extents, judicial conservatives.

What makes all of this so startling is that you're practically a poster boy for a new kind of Karl Rove-style Republican.

What makes this novel so startling is that the situation Edward P. Jones imagines was reality in parts of this country in the 1850's: there were black slave owners, more than a few, and a few were pretty well heeled.

What makes this prosecution so startling is that not one person has disputed the authenticity of the images, nor claimed that the filming involved break-ins or property damage of any kind.