Sentence examples for be particularly striking from inspiring English sources

Stalked barnacles can also occur on exposed teeth and can be particularly striking on the tusks of beaked whales.

Any rift between Metallica and its fans over Napster would be particularly striking since the band's initial popularity in the early 1980's grew in part from a cassette demo tape, "No Life Til Leather," that the band sent out free and encouraged fans to bootleg.

There's a lot of meat in the report, but I found this chart to be particularly striking: Perhaps swayed by statistics about the shortage (and correspondingly high wages) of engineers and scientists in the United States, in the last decade nearly one incoming freshman in 10 have said they expected to major in engineering.

He considered the frequent display of older works in the context of living artists to be "particularly striking," he said, citing as an example the pairing of 18th-century Meissen porcelain from the State Hermitage Museum in St . Petersburgwith Jeff Koons's 1988 sculpture "Fait d'Hiver," a busty porcelain woman in a fishnet top being ogled by a porcelain pig and penguin.

This latter phenomenon could be particularly striking in patients with severely impaired pulmonary perfusion pressure, as seen in deep hemorrhagic shock [18, 19, 21, 23] or patients with alveolar overdistension due to high levels of PEEP [40].

Though income inequality may be particularly striking in the U.S., it's by no means contained to a single country.

The casino was particularly striking.

Some equipment is particularly striking.

The difference is particularly striking for Jews.

One photo is particularly striking.

One display was particularly striking.