Sentence examples for totally startled from inspiring English sources
Witten says he was "totally startled" to find that his achievements in mathematics had won attention rather than his physics.
Totally startled me and #JenniferLawrence.
I was totally startled and bolted off as fast the horse would allow.
When the physician finally came, he stopped at the doorstep, totally startled when "he finally understood how complicated she (the patient) was," one HC assistant said.
The phrase "No, totally!" seemed to suggest, instead, genuine engagement: a startled, joyful discovery of common ground.
Once I hopped off the board on shore, I was startled to find that my legs were totally spent.
I thought, What kind of business survives if its profits rely totally on how many days it rains in a month?" The answer startled him: "Seventy per cent of business is affected by the weather.
Totally committed to experimentation and to dancing only in silence or to sound scapes, Ms. Brown startled her fans five years ago by beginning to choreograph to classical music, opera and jazz.
