Sentence examples for something more startling from inspiring English sources

Yet Forna has achieved something more startling and impressive here.

As for the look, there's still something more startling about the band's brickies-in-platform-heels image than any amount of crafted androgyny.

In the course of the experiment, Loewenstein discovered something even more startling: that disclosure may actually do harm.

There is something even more startling about filming cities in time lapse form.

As shocking to contemplate as these revelations were at the time, there's something even more startling: those immediate fireworks may have done more to clear the air than any masquerade of marital harmony.

("Cock" being the operative word here, as the novel is marked by the nearly complete absence of women, something that becomes more startling, and somehow more unsettling, onscreen).

Some people thought he was "on a high" after the success of World Youth Day in Brazil; but the interview in La Civilta Cattolica, whose text was approved by the Vatican, indicates that something more fundamental has changed.The startling thing about the tone adopted by Francis is the way he avoids two extremes.

But that policy has been overturned by the rising waves of bloodshed and the mounting demands abroad and at home that the United States do something more concerted to stop the startling slide in the conflict that has seen Israel's largest military action in 20 years.

The more human something is without being human, the more startling we find it.

It was startling, but it was much more startling to have something concealed from me for so long.

"It's not something we see on screen with women as often, so the images are slightly more startling," Swanberg said.