Sentence examples for fairly striking from inspiring English sources

That attempt to breathe deeply and rebuild is also behind what he is happy to admit is a fairly striking new image.

The picture that emerges, while partial, is fairly striking.

But once you acknowledge all this, you are still left with some fairly striking facts.

"This is a fairly striking new syndrome," Dr. John Graham, director of clinical genetics at Cedars-Sinai MedicaLos Angeles Los Angeles.

This one comes after seeing a comment on my other site, WristWatchReview about the BR02, a 1000M diver with a fairly striking design.

That is a fairly striking blow against bigger competitors T-Mobile and Vodafone, which at first wanted to block Skype in their networks and now try to charge extra.

That destiny now lies in the hands of the United States Golf Association and the Royal & Ancient, golf's governing bodies, which in November proposed changes to golf's Rule 14-1, which says the ball is "to be fairly struck at".

It was decided around a century ago that the ball must be fairly struck and not be pushed, scraped or spooned.

GORAN JOHNSSON, who heads Metall, Sweden's largest trade union, is the pragmatic, even-tempered, consensus-seeking, pro-European, modern-minded sort of labour leader who has helped keep his country fairly strike-free over the years.

Every seasoned, sensible golfer knows this, and, accordingly, he tries to build a swing that is so basically sound that his "misses" are, in truth, not bad golf shots at all — fairly well struck, accurate enough, eminently serviceable.

Arrieta (17-6) made it look fairly easy Sunday, striking out 12 and handcuffing the Dodgers all night with an overpowering fastball and sharp breaking off-speed stuff.