Sentence examples for startling from this from inspiring English sources

Yet, by any standards, some of the rhetoric was startling from this former realist: "North Africa and the wider Middle East are now at the epicentre of momentous events.

They conjure startling images from this canvas, including a surreal burning horse, reeling across the horizon after a dynamite accident.

It's a work of startling maturity from this incorrigible tearaway, a minor-key dream that finally turns towards darkness.

Bliss of this kind is startling from a group of countries that are frozen half the year, subsist substantially on preserved fish, and charge among the highest tax rates in the modern world.

The suddenness of the change is startling – from 2000 to 2012 three of the big four British publishers were overseen by women.

Among those 70-74 the jump was even more startling: from 14percentto19.5percentcent.

It's not so much that I learned a lot that was new or startling from my indigenous friends.

In one of history's most startling come-from-behind efforts, Britain has awakened from its prolonged slumber.

(In "1491," a history of the Americas and their contact with Columbus, Charles Mann offers a startling image from inside this apocalypse: in 1784, a Lakota winter count — a kind of pictorial history that memorialized the year — depicted "a pox-scarred man, alone in a tipi, shooting himself". As soon as I read that, I thought of McCarthy).

The themes of loneliness and memory are paramount in all -- in Howard Altmann's startling In This House from Turtle Point Press, the two are inextricably wed.

According to the video, the highest Cheetah 2 has yet leaped is 40cm, but as we've seen from it's startling progress from bounding to vaulting, this cat is quick to learn which means the time to stop putting off fixing that backyard fence is now. .