Sentence examples for startling feeling from inspiring English sources

The whole structure was tilted at a 45-degree angle so that people who looked into it experienced a startling feeling of dizziness and disorientation.

And as we reach its final chanted lines – "So take a look at me now, so take a look at me now!" – I am struck by a deliciously startling feeling: that at this moment in my life, this might be the best song, played by the best band, on the best night, in a village I never expected to be in.

And as I drove away, I was struck by the startling feeling that I was going to come back.

But only one of these works has that startling, newborn feeling.

Only one work selected for the new Met exhibition, "Anthony Caro on the Roof," has that startling, newborn feeling.

His way of expressing ideas – pithy, plain language, bold – and, above all, the ideas themselves that he shaped with such clarity, had the startling effect of feeling both brand new and yet obvious, creating a feeling of recognition.

In "Beloved Renegade" (2008) the contrast between Laura Halzack's impersonal muse-angel and Amy Young's injured, plaintive devotee does much to explain this work's startling range of feeling.

Again, the intensity of resident feelings was startling to the residency program.

She began giving voters long hugs — startling some — and discussing carefully her feelings.

Equality campaigners described the increase in anti-gay feeling across the population as "startling".

The Rio de Contas, a wide, almost deltalike river, was startling, a sudden big sky and a feeling of openness, and very bright.