Sentence examples for startling controversy from inspiring English sources
You might get the occasional news report if there is a startling controversy or the opening of a big musical.
"The assertions attributed to them, that 'up to 40% of the Amazonian forests could react drastically to even a slight reduction in precipitation' is nowhere to be found in their report". With startling originality, he dubbed the controversy "Amazongate", a term which soon travelled round the world.
The controversy was fed further by startling images and video of the process, including a picture of a large chunk of meat with an unmistakably spotty hide being fed to the lions.
PARIS — Three years ago a controversy erupted in Paris over a startling exhibition of photographs of Parisians enjoying the spring sunshine, sitting in parks, walking down leafy boulevards, going about business as usual under the Nazi occupation of 1940 to 1944.
College football's startling start: Look at Oregon, Auburn, Utah et al. Baylor has momentum, but can the Ukwuachu controversy stall it?
But yesterday's hearing does bear a startling similarity to a scene from a movie currently in theatres: James Vanderbilt's Truth, which depicts the 2004 controversy surrounding Dan Rather's story on George W Bush's military service.
For a visitor from the United States used to different kinds of exhibitions, it is startling how different the effect of the displays is here, how crisp certain contrasts seem and how brightly illuminated some familiar controversies become.
The results were very startling.
The result was startling.
THE reversal was startling.
