Sentence examples for a striking comment from inspiring English sources

There's a striking comment in a letter written to a friend in his graduate school days that Douglas Schoen quotes in his 1979 biography of Moynihan, Patt".

But last week, when The Post published Dingell's obituary, Brantley left a striking comment that seemed to capture what the congressman meant to the people of Michigan's 15th Congressional District.

We heard too, what to me is a striking comment that school improvement is too important to be left to volunteerism and a related concern about providing financial rewards sufficient to foster serious and lasting collaboration among university and school teachers.

"Young women see the potential within companies and government agencies for leadership roles," says NSHSS CEO James Lewis, a striking comment in light of the controversy over the dearth of women in top leadership roles and on corporate boards.

In one poignant moment in the documentary, Williams says "no matter what we do, we're late" -- it's a striking comment that stresses the requirement for resolution and represents the urgent need to get woke, stay woke and better the state of black lives.

"It's a very striking comment to make, I mean she is on probation," Mr. Bacanovic said of his former friend, client and fellow convict, as he sat down for lunch last month at Sette Mezzo, just around the corner from his Manhattan town house.

Because that would make a very striking comment on what has happened to America in general.

Perhaps the most striking comment of the morning came not from a candidate but from a talk-show regular, Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, who was asked about Mitt Romney's support for a military attack on Iran if negotiations or sanctions fail to stop Tehran from producing a nuclear weapon.

The most striking comment from Blair, after doing the job for a few months, was that US attitudes to Israel were changing.

One particularly striking comment, as true now as then, came from an unlikely source.

The participants pointed out also that the support offered is not specific to their condition as evidenced by the striking comment by one participant to the effect that support was more easily available for caregivers of older persons than for those of persons in their 50s.