Sentence examples for startling anyone from inspiring English sources

But Spirit could provide the option to pick a seat and check a bag before it charges your credit card, allowing the company to show off that low fare without startling anyone with charges.

One bonus is that, throughout the day, the knot will slip around and sculpt my hair into that of a wild jungle person without my knowing it, startling anyone I come in contact with.

Perhaps it's not that startling to anyone who's ever read a comments thread.

It's startling, for anyone who has seen Submarine, how quickly Roberts has grown up.

She bought the house at a price that is startling to anyone familiar with property values in Millburn, which has good schools and an easy commute by train into the city.

She is a startling sight for anyone who has seen her only on television.

The list of most recent "OEs" is startling, even to anyone well aware that elite Britain can be narrow.

"This will be startling news for anyone who still thinks Africa is mired in unending poverty and death," says Mr Clemens.

It's startling how little anyone in the Prologue spends time addressing the baby Aurora, even though this is her christening party.

The suggestion that we're being watched by Google is unlikely to come as a startling revelation to anyone aware of the company's advertising-based business model.

The Milgram experiment's startling result — as anyone who has taken a college psychology course knows — was that ordinary people were willing to administer a lot of pain to innocent strangers if an authority figure instructed them to do so.