Sentence examples for exceptionally striking from inspiring English sources
Actually, though, the entire two-hour opera looked far better than it actually was, because of the exceptionally striking sets by Heinz Balthes.
Also here are several exceptionally striking female torsos cast (from a sculpture made by Ms. Ursata) in aluminum, iron or a combination of concrete and manure; their geometric, somewhat African mien is undercut by suggestions that the original was partly stitched together and possibly stuffed.
Albeit every human epithelial interface has its own battles to fight, the intestinal tract provides an exceptionally striking situation.
When everything seemed to be going exceptionally well I struck a note of caution.
The most significant difference between an ICBM and other ballistic missiles is its greater range and speed – enabling countries to strike exceptionally distant targets with minimum warning.
Of course there are always exceptions to every rule and for those companies offering the right technology to the right market at the right time, partnerships can be formed and deals struck exceptionally quickly.
It all boiled down to Biggar's attempt at a grand finale but, with the ball struck exceptionally well, the fly-half could not believe it when it hit an upright, bounced clear and the Dragons hoofed the ball into touch to claim their breathless win and keep a four-year winning streak at Rodney Parade over the Ospreys intact.
Several exceptionally strong tornadoes struck densely populated areas including Birmingham and Tuscaloosa in Alabama as well as Joplin, Missouri.
Unlike many earlier coins, the Washington quarter struck exceptionally well, bringing out its full details.
CDT (2210 UTC), a very large and exceptionally destructive tornado struck Tuscaloosa, Alabama, and about 40 minutes later, the same tornado struck the northern suburbs of nearby Birmingham.
Schilling, working on three days' rest, pitched exceptionally for seven innings, allowing only three hits and one run and striking out nine.
