Sentence examples for startling to think from inspiring English sources

It's no surprise to me that my literary heroines have got under my skin, but it's startling to think that they might also have got into my left temporal cortex, and permanently, biologically, changed me.

It's startling to think that in the US we even have the pretension to argue about the merits of exporting democracy when such blatant authoritarianism continues to run rampant here at home.

It is startling to think that more than 16 million American children struggled with hunger in 2011.

The level of fucked-up you'd have to be to drop a bunch of benzos around a playground is pretty startling to think of.

And how can you even find a place like that in Delhi?" Looking out across the littered sprawl of Delhi, it's startling to think these elephants are still here at all.

Yet on further reflection, it's startling to think that the racist man who so cowardly heckled my mom with impunity probably has many of the same concerns as her: Staggering income inequality, stagnant wages, outsourced jobs, never-ending wars, and failing schools and healthcare systems.

It's a startling comment; try to think of another profession in America of which the same could be said.

Her immaculate, almost surgical efficiency at describing the desperate human consequences of being in love is a startling contrast to our tendency to think about passion as something warm, comforting, generous.

Her immaculate, almost surgical efficiency at describing the consequences of being desperately in love is a startling contrast to our tendency to think about passion as something warm, comforting, generous.

I try to think of a startling emotional thing that jogs my memory or something that's frightening, or my grandmother's name with 666 at the end.

Most startling of all, the French seem to think that Mr Sarkozy will win next year whether they want him to or not.