Sentence examples for startling creation from inspiring English sources

What is beyond dispute is that Thandie Newton's DCI Roz Huntley was a startling creation, equal parts brittle anxiety and relentless, shameless calculation.

Dazzling girls strutted down the catwalk, wearing startling creations of gauze, or velvet, or feathers, or not much at all.

These assets are displayed in The Drowned Man: A Hollywood Fable, even though this is one of their less startling creations.

By "dizened", Carlyle meant dressed in finery; and it seems the right word for Lily who appears in more startling creations than you'll find in Genesis.

Indeed looking at her costumes, I was reminded of Carlyle's description of Madame Dubarry as a "wonderfully dizened Scarlet-woman". By "dizened", Carlyle meant dressed in finery; and it seems the right word for Lily who appears in more startling creations than you'll find in Genesis.

"Never were more startling hair creations accepted as the fashionable norm," she writes.

"These kind of startling admissions around job creation highlight the deceptive behaviour of mining companies in pumping up the reported benefits of a project.

An IMF report said growth by the end of this year will be a startling 3.1%, leading to job creation, and, in theory at least, a better standard of living for Spaniards who have suffered crippling levels of unemployment and decline over the last seven years.

To understand the creation of such a startling place, Frederick Errington and Deborah Gewertz explore the perspectives of the diverse participants that had a hand in its creation.

On the one hand, what kind of father has prompted the creation of this piece of startling faux reality?

He makes rugged creations with a method of startling physicality.