Sentence examples for that's really startling from inspiring English sources

And here's one that's really startling: 65percentt of people with bad bosses said they've sometimes misrepresented the truth at work, compared to only 19percentt of those with good bosses.

"Her physical talent is extremely high, but it's the poise on the ice that is really startling," said United States Coach Ben Smith.

But along the way Benn made a few comments that were really startling, both callous and clunky.

"We said, 'This is really startling, that there are so many people who are communicating without people knowing that they are communicating.' And because these programs were coming from around the world, we were very concerned".

"It's really startling that we've not come up with a smoking gun yet".

I started writing the cult by trying to write a pamphlet that I thought would be really startling and alienating and also make all the weird pressures in the earlier part fit together in a new way.

What was really startling was that the presentation of those ideas was on a greater and more complex scale than these (apparent) literary antecedents.

"That kind of difference was really startling to me," Dr. Hedges said.

What was really startling about Warren's early work was how unexpected it seemed - its expressive plasticity, those malleable, cloddish forms, even more than the sideswipes she was taking at her male antecedents.

The decline from the previous budget was really startling, and many of us were worried that this already was indicating that OMB [the Office of Management and Budget] was intending to take the planetary science area and Mars program even lower.

"We've tipped toward mobile in usage and that's really quite startling and new for us, since just last quarter… We have welcomed it with open arms because this is a great boon to the business, and a catalyst that frankly has dramatically propelled our financial results.