Meanings of sometimes startling in English

Another indicator is sometimes startling flip-flops on labor law issues, experts said.

This is sometimes startling in the wilder effects, but it is always agreeable.

Bud Morgan was rather given to conjuring up new and sometimes startling inventions.

Nonetheless, the bitterness creeping into the debate is sometimes startling.

To such souls come awakenings, soon or late; sometimes gentle, sometimes startling as an earthquake.

Called Psycho Buildings, it's a clamorous, silly and sometimes startling collection of sculptures devoted to architecture.

But whatever it may have been, it imparted to the ocean an ethereal, imponderous look, which was sometimes startling.

They created symbols for this new nation that reflected, to a sometimes startling degree, their American identity and emigrant sensibility.

Using voices of the past and present, he describes a fresh and sometimes startling viewpoint of the emerging relationship between nature and machines.

The effect of new invitations to apply for pensions or of new advantages added to causes for pensions already existing is sometimes startling.