Sentence examples for startling children from inspiring English sources
On Tuesday, a group prayed outside Bibles Plus, a Christian bookstore, and carried signs with pictures of aborted fetuses outside the Albuquerque Museum, a polling site, startling children on a field trip.
That startling child already knew the inscriptive power of pain.
On day four of his journey, he has reached Mississippi, the birthplace of the blues, but also the poorest state in America with startling child poverty.
The Israelis shined spotlights on them to make sure that they were unarmed, startling some children.
introduced the Internet Safety & Child Protection Act in July, aiming to slap a 25% excise tax on online purchases of porn, she cited a startling statistic: Children in the U.S. now typically get their first exposure to porn at age 11.
Kari Nadeau's lab's research on cigarette smoke is particularly startling: a child whose grandparents or parents smoked long before the child was conceived is at increased risk of having food allergies (though this particular piece of work has yet to be published).
In a manner that now reads as quite startling in a children's book, the focus sometimes shifts from the child to the parents.
We could say it seems plausible there may be a connection, one which could explain the startling number of children who take inhalers to school these days.
A startling study of children entering the New York City homeless shelter system in 1998 and 1999 found that half of them were asthmatic.
She makes a number of other startling claims about children, namely that they are not creative, but merely able to to adapt.
In one startling case, two children on a domestic Air France flight in February were unable to reach their oxygen masks that deployed when the plane abruptly lost cabin pressure.
