Sentence examples for Nothing striking from inspiring English sources

Mrs. McDaniel's tumor was sequenced again, looking for a new mutation, but there was nothing striking.

For the top three SNPs, we used Pupasuite PupaSNP (http://pupasuite.bioinfo.cipf.es/) [37] to look for additional evidence that they may be involved in cancer aetiology, but found nothing striking.

Together they tried different chords and melodies, but nothing struck her as quite right.

Furthermore, nothing strikes such readers as smarter than a well-written confirmation of what they already believe.

Mr. Hubbard was taken with Ms. Ross's sweet face and big brown eyes; nothing struck her fancy.

Nothing struck a rawer nerve than Coetzee's powerful 1999 novel, "Disgrace".

Nothing struck most women as more boring than the "military buff".

He has at times scored goals out of nothing, strikes out of the imagination that live in the memory long after he called time on his playing career.

A goal out of nothing struck with his supposedly weak left foot with great power into the top-right corner of the net.

After skimming it, he wrote that it seemed like too little too late: "Nothing struck me as being particularly eye-opening, just confirmed my suspicions about how far they are behind the . . .

After his famous journey to America in the 19th century, Alexis de Tocqueville returned home to France to report that "nothing struck me more forcibly than the general equality of conditions among people".