The museum nearby contains amazing frescos, including one that looks startlingly modern, taken from the Tomb of the Diver.
That seems to be a result of the petition being passed around on 4chan's video game board /v/ a couple of days ago, leading to a number of irrelevant signatures from people arguing against the petition (or taking the opportunity to post startlingly racist comments).
The depressing reality is that campaigns like the Everyday Sexism Project would not need to exist were casual sexism not so startlingly commonplace.
Startlingly handsome, but in a rather ascetic saint-like way, he was extremely dignified – adland doesn't really do dignified – and seemed more like a Great Writer in a television arts programme.
The precise arrangements are being kept under wraps due to strict confidentiality agreements, but according to Italian reports the main reception is to take place on Saturday at the "7-star" Aman Canal Grande resort and is to be attended by a select group of startlingly stellar guests including Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt and Matt Damon.
We are on the second floor of a slightly rundown apartment building in the Charlottenberg district of Berlin; Christiane is a handsome woman of 51, with startlingly clear eyes and a ready smile.
Štajerc (+386 2 234 42 34, Vetrinjska 30), in the old town, does Slovenian specialities such as stuffed squid, washed down with the restaurant's startlingly green beer.
It is a sign of how startlingly streamlined and resilient sports people are that they are able to run in and keep doing this stuff, not only on their best days but even in humiliating adversity, even when, as with Henry Bech, a normal human being might be drained into a state of stage-struck flaccidity.
No sci-fi alien is so startlingly strange," says naturalist and author Sy Montgomery.
It's not a piece that is scheduled to come to Monaco, and more startlingly it's not even one that Maillot likes.
The latter is part of Museums Sheffield, and has a wonderful collection, including a great Paul Nash, a beautiful Eric Ravilious, a Murillo – and, startlingly, two Italian Renaissance paintings found in the basement of the National Union of Mineworkers' headquarters in Barnsley in the 1960s.
