Sentence examples for startling pattern from inspiring English sources

The 1862 and 1863 files, when quantified by month and date, offer a startling pattern.

Yet that transformation may reverse: years peel off like old wallpaper, revealing a fresh and startling pattern beneath.

However, a startling pattern emerged: While about 10 giant storms ravaged each site from 3500 to 1000 years ago, no site had more than one such impact in the last millennium.

Careful observation of Fig. 1 and Table-1 of Materials S1 and S2 reveals the startling pattern that in 100% of moderately large all-β proteins (5000 ≤ No. of atoms <8000), the pattern of (MFD < HFD) is observed; whereas, when compared to the second decimal place, in ∼86% of small (No. of atoms <5000) all-α proteins, the conspicuous pattern of (MFD > HFD) could be observed.

THE supergraphics of the 1960's, startling patterns of bright colors on an architectural scale, demanded to be noticed.

The language itself ranges from the careful elegance of Daniel's monologues to lines that find the startling patterns and potency in the rambling speech of senility.

But there are other, more startling patterns that are not so easily explained.

He introduced speed, energy, attack and startling compositional patterns that pushed dance into the space age.

But there are also plenty of examples of startling nearsightedness, a pattern that Arthur C. Clarke enshrined as Clarke's First Law: "When a distinguished but elderly scientist states that something is possible, he is almost certainly right.

Recently, a Jewish woman walked into a Southern California Walgreens and spotted on a Hanukah wrapping paper a startling discovery: a pattern with bunches of interlocking swastikas in tight formation.

Why has this lingua interruptus -- expressing uncertainty, jerking the reader around, setting up startling conclusions, imitating patterns of speech -- come to dominate our prose?