Sentence examples for startling communication from inspiring English sources
"Especially important was a startling communication from a clover blossom one summer day when I was about 14," she wrote in an essay in The New Yorker in 1996.
Simpson's literature survey concluded that '[b]lood has a special significance for the self-mutilator' (1976: 298) and reproduced this startling personal communication by a doctor relating one patient's reaction to blood: The real thing that excites me most is to see my blood.
The online activists I spoke to had a startling faith in the avenues of communication that have been opened up to them through the Internet.
Merkel submitted the law was not proportionate because it made no endeavour to balance the competing interests of business and freedom of political communication, which he called "startling".
Its startling, in fact, to realize how much communication is contained in a simple decision not to buy.
Given the startling array of chemicals different ant species use for communication [ 60], it seems unlikely that the few OBPs and CSPs expressed in chemosensory organs could selectively recognize a large proportion of pheromone components.
I'm sure, dear reader, if you were to submit your life to this analysis, you would also find a startling amount of what people like to categorize separately "virtual" (or some such descriptor) communication.
This is a particularly startling figure when you add in the fact that Corzine had the personal warmth and communication skills of an unconscious flounder.
Talking on the phone for the first time Only 10% of communication is verbal, so when you talk on the phone you lose a startling amount of your language-learning arsenal.
One of the startling things about Instagram is that people who don't speak the same language follow each other because the communication is all visual.
The results were very startling.
