Sentence examples for startling difference from inspiring English sources

But the most startling difference can be found in pitching.

He did not make a startling difference, though neither did he look out of place.

One startling difference between male and female brains is where they are found.

The second and more startling difference lies in the composition of the icing sugar which dusts the outside.

The startling difference he made to Australia's momentum against New Zealand in Sydney last month was ominous indeed.

"If you take Peyton Manning's stats before Jim Caldwell got there -- 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001 -- and after Caldwell got there, it's a startling difference," he said.

In this week's issue and here online (see Fact), in "The Bell Curve," Atul Gawande writes about the startling differences in how well different hospitals treat the same diseases, and about the debate over whether the public should know.

I had expected startling differences in interpretation from these very different actresses, whom I saw play both parts in back-to-back performances.

Going back to these same children 35 years later, when they were mature adults, showed some startling differences.

Perhaps the most startling differences between the old measure and the new involves data the government has not yet published, showing 51 million people with incomes less than 50 percent above the poverty line.

There are startling differences between Twain's handwritten text and the original, 1885 edition of the novel, but perhaps the most startling occurs in Chapter 9: the manuscript contains a previously unknown episode, which was removed from the novel sometime before publication, and is published here for the first time.