Sentence examples for designed striking from inspiring English sources

Jill Odegaard designed striking white sculptural objects resembling bones, spiny sea creatures, stalks, husks, lightning bolts and board game pieces.

For the fashion houses bearing her name — first in Madrid and then in Paris — she designed striking dresses, scarves, hats and coats (including one made for Gloria Swanson).

He did this by designing, striking and selling medals for private commission, using government property and labor, and the Philadelphia Mint's facilities.

City officials also called the design striking.

A general process is also suggested, which leads to a cost-effective design striking a balance between high performance and complexity.

The labels are designed around striking photography — mainly black and white, but some in color — of landscapes, children, cars, street scenes and so on.

Jakubowski's reaction — deciding that he and some novice designers could come up with a more cost-effective design — strikes me as poorly informed.

THE BATHROOM The design strikes a good balance between openness and privacy.

The warmth and sensitivity of these designs strike a stark contrast to Goldfinger's indomitable public persona.

Some say orderly design strikes deep chords, counteracting a contemporary case of the nerves with a little visual Paxil.

Alexander McQueen's designs strike me with such terrible love, I avoid the place — it crowbars the knees of my financial intelligence.