Sentence examples for this is particularly startling from inspiring English sources
The report adds that this is particularly startling "given how robust the international human rights framework is when it comes to protecting children's rights, including the right of every child to nationality".
But in this instance, what is particularly startling and noteworthy is that Mr. Dell and the directors were not found to have done anything underhanded.
This low testing rate is particularly startling at a time when 58percentt of high school seniors have had sexual intercourse.
This offering from Kim Longinotto is particularly startling, presenting a brutally intense and intimate insight into the lives of prostitutes on the streets of Chicago.
Moreno Valley's office-vacancy rate is already the highest in the region.All this would be a shock to any city, but it is particularly startling in a place used to double-digit percentage increases in tax revenues.
One photograph is particularly startling.
The tone is particularly startling given that Maroon 5 usually play banal songs about love, loss and dancing like Mick Jagger.
The section devoted to political cinema, which begins with the tense, martial drums from Gillo Pontecorvo's The Battle of Algiers, is particularly startling.
Kari Nadeau's lab's research on cigarette smoke is particularly startling: a child whose grandparents or parents smoked long before the child was conceived is at increased risk of having food allergies (though this particular piece of work has yet to be published).
Loyalty has been pledged to the Queen – though the contradiction with the keeping of mere "formal administrative links with the formal Church of England" is particularly startling – and an attempt was made to present the correspondence of her courtier to FCAUK as her support.
Her broadside against authors of "faction", which she describes as "mixtures of biography and fiction, journalism and invention", is particularly startling given that it could be applied to her rival for this year's Man Booker prize, Hilary Mantel, who is longlisted for her historical novel about the life of Thomas Cromwell, Wolf Hall.
