Sentence examples for yet startling from inspiring English sources
Yet startling vestiges continue to emerge that deepen our knowledge of the awfulness of Soviet Communism.
When they arrive — tiptoeing in with a quiet yet startling energy — you don't quite know how they got there.
A man hands you a flashlight as you enter a dark, claustrophobic maze of sewer pipes, in which you experience a sanitized yet startling version of the resistance fighters' escape routes.
The novel is less a snapshot of the way we live now than a consideration of the timeless consolations of love and art in the shadow of death, and its resolution — inevitable yet startling, like the slap of a wave — is a triumph.
A startup founder recently asked me a simple, yet startling, question during our monthly meetings.
The story is familiar, yet still startling as an example of the industrialization of the ineffable.
Yet with startling, ghastly insouciance he admitted to practices that were immoral, even criminal.
Yet more startling are the figures showing that hedge funds have recorded a 94% link with shares.
By now Watson stood at 6ft 6in, with broad shoulders and explosive strength, yet also startling speed for his size.
Ridley Scott is seventy-seven years old, yet the startling fact is that "The Martian" appears to be the work of a young man.
Yet a "startling fact" emerged: four of ten of those who qualified as conservatives on the ideological spectrum counted as liberal on the operational spectrum.
