Sentence examples for startling though from inspiring English sources
This ending is not nearly so startling, though, as the lurid, pungent images that Jerry hurls at Peter throughout the play: JERRY: [My] landlady is a fat, ugly, mean, stupid, unwashed, misanthropic, cheap, drunken bag of garbage.
Perhaps most startling though is the parochialism of the study.
It's not the film's sex that is startling, though.
What's startling, though, is the parent company's dependence on its wireless unit's operating profit.
Most startling, though, is to be shown the embryo of Death of a Salesman.
Most startling, though, is that, a century ago, Brighouse addressed the issue of corruption, as the young hero comes under pressure to throw a match.
The most startling claim, though, was the last one.
These are startling figures, though less important than Sumner claims.
He did not make a startling difference, though neither did he look out of place.
Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea (2000) might just be her most startling mutation, though: here's slick-and-stylish Polly, sophisticated-and-subtle Polly.
It seems that one reporter has made the startling decision though to ignore the wishes of both Kehm and the doctors to respect the Schumacher family's privacy in what is a desperate time.
