Sentence examples for startling and formidable from inspiring English sources
And well he might: back on top, sounding as unique and startling and formidable as ever, Missy Elliott is clearly not a woman to be messed with.
Alexis Petridis of The Guardian wrote, "The Cookbook is a convincing return to form.... Sounding as unique and startling and formidable as ever, Missy Elliott is clearly not a woman to be messed with".
And yet to even so acute a definition the obvious exception is a startling and a formidable one: some of the greatest poetry in the world is in the Authorized or King James Version of the Bible, which is not only a translation but also, as to its appearance in print, identifiable neither with verse nor with prose in English but rather with a cadence owing something to both.
Her voice is startling, with its dark, bronzed tone and formidable agility.
Bright, cold, chemical weaponry and the startling, entrancing appearance of a pneumatic railway make the book particularly memorable, as does the blade-keen and formidable Prime Minister Windlass, the living embodiment of realpolitik.
It looked solid and formidable.
"He's quiet, confident and formidable".
As a cliffhanger, it was both formidable and formidable.
Australia were world champions and formidable opponents.
