Sentence examples for startling observation from inspiring English sources

Surveying the 124 such businesses, he had one startling observation.

This startling observation gave rise to the idea of anaerobic respiration.

The most startling observation came when he was asked how often scientists reviewing his papers for probity before publication asked to see details of his raw data, methodology and computer codes.

And it paves the way for saying that positive psychology has become a moneymaking enterprise, which is hardly a startling observation in the midst of this book's parade of saccharine hucksters.

When Washington died, in 1799, Hamilton made the startling observation that "he was an Aegis very essential to me," as if Washington had been his aide-de-camp, rather than the other way around.

Beyond that foray into Nelson's career numbers, the most startling observation that can be made about his play is just how ordinary his shot selection and form have been in this season's early going.

In the past few months, groups at Oxford University and at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, in Seattle, have also produced results that provide startling observations about evolution and disease.

Prairie fragmentation is particularly severe in Iowa, which has a high concentration of roads, and scientists studying the behavior of butterflies here have made some startling observations about the differences among species.

Prot (pronounced like boat) is a slick talker with a pronounced if inoffensive air of superiority and some pretty startling observations about life here and there around the universe.

Tony's less startling observations often take the form of rhetorical questions posed by "a pedantic, unignorable bore" who does not like "mess" and, as he puts it in one of his endless perambulations round the point, can "only be straightforward".

Seeking an explanation for these rather startling observations, the Glasgow workers inquired into the Pakistanis' dietary habits.