Sentence examples for the startling thing from inspiring English sources
The startling thing in Madrid is its seeming absence.
The startling thing was how utterly bad Sarah Lucas looked.
The startling thing, in retrospect, is how easy it was.
The startling thing was the revitalising effect it had on Bolton.
Swerving and sliding over is citizenship, and the startling thing is how commonplace and easy it is.
The startling thing was that no traces were ever found after any of the crimes had been committed.
"That's one of the startling things for AI research".
One of the startling things about the Hurricane Katrina tragedy was that it was the first time we'd seen overweight refugees.
One of the startling things about getting older is that somewhere along the line, members of your generation ascend to public life: they run for office, land jobs that aren't modified by the word "assistant," write novels.
One of the startling things about the response to Mel Gibson's "The Passion of the Christ" is the way the movie burns through this kind of sophistication and reaffirms, for better and for worse, the primordial sway of the image: the people who love the movie, bound by belief, give themselves over to the ecstasy of the real.
One of the startling things about Ms. Souriau's orchestra (as documented on "Birdland Sessions," released on Koch records in 2000) was how she combined disciplined writing in harmony and rhythm with moments where the orchestra members would start singing their lines, patting their chests to the rhythm or striking up conversations with one another.
