Sentence examples for Strikingly apt from inspiring English sources
While Cioffi suggests that argument should become a natural habit of mind for writers, he goes still further, inspiring writers to adopt as their gold standard the imaginative argument: the surprising yet strikingly apt insight that organizes disparate noises into music, that makes out of chaos, chaos theory.
He films that lofty talk in colorful, shadowy, and high-contrast images; the actors' frozen poses and lilting line readings are set off by copious use of great modern music — including compositions by Sofia Gubaidulina and Igor Stravinsky — that comes off as one of the most strikingly apt scores I've ever heard.
Boyd believes the short title is "strikingly apt" for the novel.
Flip anywhere at random in the book and you're apt to come across some strikingly boring sentences.
As for Gopnik's description of Mormonism as "a denomination within the bigger creed of commerce," this is apt in a way, but also strikingly incomplete.
Signorile believes that comparisons of the Reagan years and Trump's rise are apt for a number of reasons, but perhaps most strikingly for the overwhelming support both men have received from the religious right, which gained relevance as a political force during Reagan's campaign and remains a massive political force today.
His poem "Peggy Lutz, Fred Muth," dated December 13 , 2008 is strikingly crafted and as powerful and moving a poem as one is apt to encounter anywhere, in any generation.
