The results were so startling, fans didn't immediately recognize the young woman who showed up last May for training camp.
The great irony is that only when "Mouthpiece Theatre" achieved its apogee of awesome, startling awfulness did the effort finally "go viral".
A startling number did not even vote in last Sunday's election, while those who did helped Vasilis Leventis (better known for his three-decade-old cult TV show than his political arguments) into power.
A startling number did not even vote in last Sunday's election, while those who did helped Vasilis Leventis (a cult but polite figure better known for his three decade old cult TV show rather than his political arguments) into power.
Even that startling drop does not do justice to the pace of job creation.
It was startling: I don't think I'd ever had people appreciate something I'd done on such a scale.
In other ways, the fact that the young child has no concept of illness is an advantage, for as soon as an acute illness is over, the child resumes normal health with startling rapidity he does not feel in need of convalescence in the way that an adult does after a frightening experience.
The championing of fat by Chloe Marshall, followed closely by an article in the New York Times chronicling the need for new ambulance equipment for the US Fire Department to cope with the massive increase in calls from obese patients, starts to look a little frightening, sending a rather startling message: don't bother losing weight people, let society expand to fit us, not the other way around.
When asked what the feedback has been on his demos, David's response was startling: "I don't really send unfinished demos to anyone.
As one would expect from the favorability polling, Lewis Wicliffee canvass turns up plenty of distaste for the Democratic nominee, some of it startling: "I don't care for her".
