Sentence examples for always strikingly from inspiring English sources

But he was always strikingly, even helplessly, sincere.

She designed many of her stage costumes and was always strikingly dressed offstage.

Often models, almost always strikingly attractive, their job was to look good and be visibly supportive, though not too visibly supportive.

I sublet an apartment from an acquaintance who requested that I not upset his flatmate, an Englishwoman in her early 30s, who was tall, slender and always strikingly dressed; her voice, however, was surprisingly harsh.

But her mother said it was a crime to stay indoors while the sun shone, and Jane couldn't read outside with the same absorption; there was always some strikingly perfect speckled insect falling onto your page like a reminder (of what? of itself), or a root nudging into your back, or stinging ants inside your shorts.

At social occasions and exhibition openings she cut an elegant yet bohemian figure with her flaming red hair, her lips painted scarlet, always wearing strikingly original and brightly coloured dresses in exotic fabrics, often decorated with boldly appliquéd shapes, and with silver buckles on her shoes.

There was always something strikingly visceral about that grey, chewy pulp you'd pull out of your mouth afterward.

One exception was always Miles Davis, the strikingly svelte, knit-happy original.

The hourly flow of notes between them, as swift as e-mails, says Ms Gordon, allows us almost to hear them talking: playful, loving, sometimes voluptuous, sometimes quarrelsome, but always intelligent, articulate and strikingly modern.

Strikingly, chemokines always belong to the most prominently expressed genes.

It is informative, imaginative, in parts strikingly beautiful, and always - excessively, some people may feel – elegant.