Sentence examples for yet more startling from inspiring English sources

Yet more startling are the figures showing that hedge funds have recorded a 94% link with shares.

In 1955, the injustice of the black experience was no longer news, and if Baldwin's warning drew attention it was overshadowed by the gentler yet more startling statements that made his work unique.

A yet more startling item in Hiorns's list of materials is "Youth", by which he means the succession of young male life models who appear nude, at certain times, throughout his show.

More startling yet was a woman named Hera Björk, bellowing for Iceland, who looked like Meat Loaf with a henna rinse.

A decade on there's yet to appear a more startling example of the excesses of the original Internet bubble than JDS Uniphase's July 2000 acquisition of rival fiber-optic firm SDL.

Yet Forna has achieved something more startling and impressive here.

A thousand synagogues were destroyed in a single day, yet the savagery is perhaps more startling in the image of a grand piano hacked to pieces by an axe-wielding mob, and more chilling in the methodical smashing of the glass in each picture frame on the wall of a Jewish child's nursery.

But the Karolinska group has shown that, given a chance, stem cells are capable of even more startling changes.The biochemical cues that prompt this transformation are, as yet, unknown.

Other choices were more startling.

Could there be a more startling contrast?

But a more startling possibility exists.