Sentence examples for startling affinity from inspiring English sources
Carracci Freud The painting of Lucian Freud has a startling affinity for the Baroque art of Annibale Carracci and here they show side by side.
Having already shown Darger, the museum has tentative plans for a retrospective of my own favorite outsider, the Mexican psychotic Martin Ramirez (1885-1960); his graphic repertoire of womblike tunnels and noble prosceniums shows a startling affinity to Wölfli's style.
Given how many poems are on display here, conscientious readers are themselves likely to become a species of hawk -- wheeling over the pages with a raptor's eye (though armed with a pencil rather than talons), seeking out choice twists of language, startling affinities.
He has an affinity for startling comparisons, likening his "antiwar movement," with its focus on how drug laws affect minorities, to the early days of the civil or gay rights movements.
The result was startling.
THE reversal was startling.
The transformation was startling.
The results are startling.
The difference was startling.
