Sentence examples for was really startling from inspiring English sources

"Their grasp on acoustics was really startling.

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

You can find support groups for anything online, so to have this big echoing nothing was really startling.

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

But what was really startling was the poem Fry quoted in his blog about the way Twitter has declined into a fetid swamp of backbiting and abuse.

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.

"Those numbers are really startling," Autor adds.

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

What is really startling about this production, however, is its non-stop inventiveness.

What is really startling, for what was meant to be the official headquarters of the architectural avant-garde, is the lovingly recreated technology that kept the place humming.

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