Sentence examples for a striking description of from inspiring English sources

One of those inquiries, however, featured a striking description of Zuley.

Even when it snows, "the flakes continued at millions of separated points the suppressed gray light of the sky" — a striking description of the strange anticlimax of snowfall in a northern European town.

"Room to Grow" contains a striking description of the American economic landscape: children born into poverty with little chance of escaping it, and middle-class families overwhelmed by the rising costs of health care and education while their incomes stay flat.

Yang continued with a poem of his own about the massacre, '1989', and a poem about the day when he discovered his work had been banned in China, 'Banned Poem', before finishing with 'London', a striking description of the texture of exile.

There is a striking description of the gifts and amusements provided by the Emperor for the Roman populace at the Saturnalia, the festival of the winter solstice, and his birthday ode honouring the poet Lucan has, along with the usual exaggerations, some good lines and shows an appreciation of earlier Latin poets.

Zeynep Turkmen Sandavuc, a social worker and the facilitator of the training session, offers a striking description of the importance of teacher training.

When Homer first said "rosy-fingered dawn," that was a striking description, but now it's a cliché.

His striking description of a brutal reprisal against an Indian incursion presents an image of entrancement, of near dissociation: "We work in our lather of strange sorrow, but utterly revengeful, fiercely so, soldiers of intentful termination, of total annihilation".

Among the many marvels, this striking description of how fiction writers condense and transform experience: "We walk through volumes of the unexpressed and like snails leave behind a faint thread excreted out of ourselves".

In Radiant Losses, there are striking visual threads -- a diptych of a woman, a description of marginalia in an illuminated manuscript, memorable images.

It features some of Conrad's most striking descriptions, like this one, of the lady ship: The seas in the dark seemed to rush from all sides to keep her back where she might perish.