Sentence examples for was rather startling from inspiring English sources

Their conclusion was rather startling and makes Andrew Brooks's hunch ring true.

Indeed, his first great book was called Political Terrorism, a commonplace phrase these days, but in 1974, on publication, it was rather startling as a centre-stage concept.

What he came up with was rather startling.

The failure to identify her is rather startling.

It is rather startling that almost none of those names appears in this book.

When summer comes, "it's rather startling to suddenly see so much skin," she said.

So what David Lee Fisher has accomplished in his unusual semi-remake is rather startling: he has out-disoriented the original.

He only says that the way the paper describes it was a mistake, which is rather startling given the backlash that has occurred.

When incomes are charted according to the number of people in each size category, the resulting frequency distribution is rather startling.

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And it is rather startling to see how adult behavior is almost innately imitated by the children enthusiastically lining up and checking their names on a list to gain entry into a dance party inside what is actually a plywood box about the size of a minivan.