Sentence examples for be striking to from inspiring English sources

Entirely understandable if not, although such true brotherhood with the Syrian people might be striking to behold.

The director thought that it would be striking to juxtapose the sandy columns of the Southwest against the "glass mountains" of one of America's big cities.

And will it be striking to them that if the widow had been Edith Windsor, they wouldn't have been able to say so?

This will be striking to viewers who are just starting to realise that what they think of as adolescence now qualifies as a period piece.

By now, America's declining place in rankings of global health is so well known at home that it has lost its rhetorical punch, but it can be striking to notice how much other countries have done in the years that we have debated.

The preservation of his work space was striking to him.

It's striking to watch clips of both shows now.

The contrast with today is striking, to say the least.

It's striking to see just how quickly Winehouse unravelled.

It is striking to see how unabashedly that line of reasoning has been pursued.

And it's striking to see how self-satisfied they were.