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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a striking commentary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a remark or observation that is particularly impactful or thought-provoking.
Example: "The author provides a striking commentary on the social issues of our time, challenging readers to reflect on their own beliefs."
Alternatives: "a powerful observation" or "an impactful remark."
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It is a striking commentary on the nation's altered state that news of an airplane accident could come as somewhat of a relief.
A striking commentary New York Times Marching orders reaffirmed New York City, a shining symbol of the prosperity and social triumph that thugs like Osama bin Laden despise, is...on pins and needles.
The result is both entertaining visual trickery, and a striking commentary on the dual identities of famous DJs who come to life at night. .
The video takes place in a world populated by clowns ― actor Michael Rapaport among them ― but offers a striking commentary on the current president and police brutality.
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IF YOU HAVEN'T SEEN NIKE'S EQUALITY AD The striking commentary on equality on and off the court is worth the watch.
"Man as Object: Reversing the Gaze" is filled with men stripped naked -- both literally and figuratively; collectively, this body of work exposes women's sometimes cheeky (no pun not intended), provocative and striking commentaries on the opposite sex.
Al Jean bears a striking resemblance to the boy who eats worms, on the commentary track he explains that he used to eat worms as a child and this was a joke Mike Reiss had put in.
Among his early associates, David Bomberg developed from the Cubist idiom in 1912 13 images of a striking clarity and force, and William Roberts combined a Cubist formulation with social commentary analogous to that of the 18th-century painter William Hogarth.
And in "Mona," which cloaks itself in layers of ersatz textual commentary, a Cuban exile in New York falls into the clutches of a femme fatale who bears a striking resemblance to a familiar Italian Renaissance portrait.
This is a striking innovation.
This is a striking idea.
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