Sentence examples for startled with from inspiring English sources
Every hour on the hour we are startled with remembrance of what was done for us.
"I don't need the guy getting startled with a hundred-pound golden licking his face, and then rolling into the water," Smith recalled thinking.
Vasari said it startled with its joy and verisimilitude – two qualities that have been mystified by Leonardo's endless work on the painting.
Sticking with that strategy he is now releasing an album of arias from the Italian melodramas that startled with their raw emotions and violence when they were new, around 1900.
Meanwhile, Jenner's conniving entertained adults and, for comic relief, there was Bruce, bobbing around in the background, looking more startled with each season and new wave of plastic surgery.
Two high-speed video cameras captured the reptiles in their first five steps after they were startled with a loud handclap.
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.
The Green Man festival's Brecon Beacons setting regularly startles with its beauty.
An original, The Granite Gaze, about the Catholic church's treatment of Irish women, also startles with its dark poetry.
