Sentence examples for startling example of a from inspiring English sources

The case of anti-vaccination is a startling example of a case where it's not corruption that is doing the harm but a perception of corruption.

So, do you say, because of my blackness I am in solidarity with those people?" Unfortunately, he continues, "there are some who do, as is shown by the startling example of a drug kingpin in D.C., who was arrested.

Has recent pop music offered a more startling example of an artist playing against type than Sing, the No 1 single that introduces us to the profoundly unlikely figure of Ed Sheeran, priapic sex machine?

Alien Invasion is one of the more startling examples of a growing rightwing push to pressurize election officials across the country to purge large numbers of people from the registered voter rolls.

A startling example of such a change is found at the geologic boundary separating the Paleozoic and Mesozoic periods.

The most startling example of this is a brief, Beckettian section in which the reader becomes privy to Artis's interior monologue after she has entered her suspended state.

Last month, Griner became a video villain, a startling example of possible increased violence among female athletes, punching a Texas Tech player in the face and breaking her nose.

Jesus, Barton explained, was not only "the most popular dinner guest in Jerusalem", and "an outdoor man", but a "startling example of executive success".

Richard Pevear, in an eloquent introduction, provides a startling example of the ways in which translators do not simply tidy up texts but make things "clear" that they deem obscure.

The release from jail of Orlando Bosch, convicted of terrorist violence and officially deemed a most undesirable alien, is a startling example of political justice.

In a startling example of the rift, Mikhail Saakashvili, the young justice minister, stood before a meeting of government ministers on Wednesday and angrily accused several of them of profiting from corruption.