Sentence examples for startle with from inspiring English sources

They startle, with charm.

This fragmented, antiheroic play with its shifting perspectives and ambivalent personalities can always startle with its modernity.

Some of Grant's sentences still startle with their compressed poetry: "He had sixty thousand as good soldiers as ever trod the earth; better than any European soldiers, because they not only worked like a machine but the machine thought".

When they returned from their travels and the four of them became Led Zeppelin again, the process of integrating the ideas into song began, be it some fragile acoustic snippet, or one of those towering electric edifices – Kashmir, Achilles' Last Stand, In My Time of Dying, Stairway to Heaven – that still startle with their grandeur.

The world of fashion is used to the extravagant and the bizarre with many designers aiming to amaze and startle with their work.

Instead, his career is one checkered by bold experiments that startle with their daring objectives, if not their consistency.

Sometimes, she startles with common sense.

"The Great Dictator" still startles with its audacity.

Yet it rarely startles with its view of Scotland and politics.

Every hour on the hour we are startled with remembrance of what was done for us.

The Green Man festival's Brecon Beacons setting regularly startles with its beauty.