Sentence examples for startling clip from inspiring English sources
Lately, however, cities, school districts and even libraries have been outlawing chunks of what used to pass here for birthright at a startling clip.
There are some wonderful old clips and newsreels, and even a quite startling 1980 clip of Rudolf Nureyev making love to a scarf in his famous recreation of Nijinsky's "Afternoon of a Faun".
It opens with startling authentic film clips from rebellion-torn Dublin projected on a scrim curtain.
The bold diamond flamingo clip, with startling tail feathers of rubies, sapphires and emeralds, was made in 1940 with retractable legs so that Wallis could wear it centered without a leg digging into her chest if she bent down.
The credit sequence alone is exemplary; so is the jolting use of shallow and selective focus, in the first scene and throughout (the video producer Monica Racic and I offer a couple of startling examples in the clip).
The largest female snake (77 cm total length) seemed to exhibit an exaggerated body feint when startling fish (Movie S3, clips 19 20).
Sonya Sorich of the Ledger-Enquirer preferred the original conclusion, commenting that the revised clip was not as "startling" as the first.
Since being unearthed on Reddit this week, the clip, which has racked up more than 360,000 views, has been startling netizens everywhere.
We get a clip of George Romney, then the governor of Michigan, speaking at a news conference and bearing a startling resemblance to his son Mitt.
The use of metaphor is vivid and startling – otters "flutter like gutweed in a gust of water… they turn on themselves like paper clips".
