Sentence examples for a striking concept from inspiring English sources
It was a striking concept for Anna.
It's a striking concept that reminds us that the opera is as much about class as it is about sex.
In images seen around the world, Mr. Libeskind advanced a striking concept for the tallest building on the site, now called Freedom Tower.
They also may find their first album a hard act to follow; what started as a striking concept on their singles already verges on formula with a full-length album.
Emmanuel et al. now report a striking new concept for generating enzymes that catalyse unnatural reactions: the authors use light to excite a cofactor (NAD(P H) bound in the active site of a ketoreductase (KRED) enzyme.
In that respect the concert was far from disappointing: each piece presented by the music director Alan Gilbert and his slim Philharmonic complement had both a striking core concept and the technical ingenuity with which to express it.
Around the same time, Ford designers finished their work on a striking new concept car, the Ford 427, that was being prepared for the 2003 auto show circuit.
That car strayed significantly from a striking WRX concept unveiled in March at the 2013 New York auto show, so the high-performance, rally-ready STi's patrimony was never really in doubt.
Designed for Tom Cruise to drive in a future Steven Spielberg film, "Minority Report," the red two-seater stands out as the most striking concept at the show.
At Sotheby's contemporary art sale, a striking Fontana, "Spatial Concept, the End of God" (1964), a large bright-yellow egg-shaped canvas punctuated by Fontana's familiar holes, was bought by Anthony Meier, the San Francisco dealer, for $2.2 million, well above its $1.3 million high estimate.
A striking and newsworthy concept, the exhibition was featured in the New York Times, Time, and Good Morning America, which Ferrara almost missed because back then he was "waiting tables until 4 o'clock in the morning".
