Sentence examples for a striking bit of from inspiring English sources

This is a striking bit of illogic.

Officials said the discovery of the contaminated letter appears to have resulted from a striking bit of technological detective work.

President Obama, in a striking bit of candor as he mourned slain Dallas police, reflected on how "inadequate words can be in bringing about lasting change".

The most striking bit of good news was the way in which the unemployment rate dropped in January.

The most striking bit of decoration was the long red carpet leading into the venue, which was actually the long train of a dress.

That striking bit of symbolism becomes the central preoccupation of the series; Clark is the savior who sacrifices all for the greater good of humanity, and Smallville shows us how he comes to accept and embrace that role.

But flooding affects wildlife as well as people, and the sad sight of those eggs going under is one of many striking bits of footage in a three-part special examining nonhuman life on the Mississippi.

That's one of the more striking bits of prose I've read this Not the Booker season.

One of the book's more striking bits of minutiae involves how Paris accomplished the startling feat of synchronizing clocks that stood in public places.

But the most striking bits of the book are about the eels' determination to get to their destination, weaving braids of living bodies to climb waterfalls and walls, and even crossing land where necessary.Some of the stories are poignant, but rather too many are about Mr Prosek.

The Look: Yellow Jacket — a dramatic black and yellow look made all the more striking with a bit of silver jewelry and those strong, dark brows.