Sentence examples for a striking one from inspiring English sources

The read-across to the Leveson inquiry – which I attended on Monday – is a striking one.

There are few surprises on the list: it reflects the fact that last year was a striking one for big-name Australian fiction: Winton, Wright and Flanagan all make the cut, and it is (deservedly) overwhelmingly female again, with four our of six writers, including one accomplished debut: Fiona McFarlane's The Night Guest.

The rebuilding plan is not clear, but Walsh's first major move was a striking one.

The image of the abandoning and abandoned mother is a striking one.

But the alliance is a striking one from a competitive standpoint.

The one with the highest proportion of homeless people is Westminster, whose total of 8,059 represents a striking one in 25 of its overall population.

Bozidar Brazda's unofficial New York solo debut was last winter, in a striking one-day-only installation he put together on the roof of the Lower East Side building where he lived.

George, actually a striking one-off, with ahead-of-the-curve moves.

On the subject of different perspectives, a most striking one was offered by the excellent commentator on the US, Andrew Sullivan.

Again from Drew in San Francisco: "Now the delegates are waving small plastic American flags — twenty thousand of them — in one more move on Reagan's territory, this move a visually striking one.

However, the view of towers and spires as seen from the hills above is still a very striking one.