Sentence examples for all striking from inspiring English sources
The comparisons between the two Illinois politicians are, after all, striking.
After all, striking for sufferance is heroic, enduring torture for sex, less so.
"I mean, First Ladies, Whoa! Roslyn Carter, young Rosalynn Carter, young Jackie, they are all striking.
He allowed three runs on five hits and two walks in all, striking out six batters in six and two-thirds innings.
Although he set a tone by hitting a single on the first pitch of the game from Verlander, Jeter had a difficult evening over all, striking out in his last two at-bats with runners in scoring position.
It is, after all, striking how many fire-breathing manifestos were written by modernist poets, from Pound to Forrest-Thomson, and how few have been written by their contemporary heirs.
Use of that word as a general catch-all strikes me as reductive and unfair.
The randomness of it all struck her.
They all struck bathing-beauty poses.
These deals were all struck under different management teams.
Two things, above all, struck me during our lunch.
