Sentence examples for a rather striking from inspiring English sources

Thank goodness that blogging isn't a visual medium.04:58: Some of the Commonwealth election observers are aware that their presence became a news story during the campaign, not least because of the high profile of a rather striking former Miss World, now an MP, from Jamaica.

At least that's the tone in which these billionaires are presented by Forbes, as if they were graduates of a rather striking high school class.

Now we read that a "progressive outdoor walking" programme in low risk heart attack patients resulted in a rather striking reduction in the reported incidence of erectile dysfunction.

With touches of grey in his hair, he looks a little older than his years and could easily pass for a youthful Ian McEwan - to whom he bears a rather striking resemblance.

To cite a rather striking example, despite having a welfare state that is 50% bigger than that of the US (29.4% of GDP as against 19.2% of GDP in the US, in 2009), Finland has grown much faster.

I ask if it has occurred to them that there's a rather striking contrast between the solidity of their own partnership and the rancorous disintegration of the mayor's marriage.

Rather, striking for a day would put them in a sticky situation financially or harm their co-workers and/or patients.

We're not advocating for a Taken situation (easily avoidable by not giving out your hostel address or Social Security number), but rather striking up a conversation with someone you don't know.

The resemblance is rather striking.

First, the difference between the approach relying on the ergodic hypothesis and that relying on the SZA is rather striking.

Given all this apparent success, Shields' modesty is rather striking.