Sentence examples for find particularly striking from inspiring English sources

(One minor detail that I find particularly striking is the patriarch's use of a knife that would have to be razor-sharp to cut fine, thin slices off a boulder-like loaf of bread).

What I found particularly striking in the article was the reminder that events forced some of us to make a choice to do something we did not want to do.

What the researchers found particularly striking was that, for many of the women, exercise induced or aggravated breast soreness and, in consequence, breast pain often altered how the women trained.

But when the Trust undertook an extensive consultation as part of the review of the BBC's overall strategy we found two particularly striking things.

Illness aside, I've always found something particularly striking about her appearance.

He finds one particularly striking; this valkyrie is detailed later in a prose narrative as Sváva, king Eylimi's daughter, who "often protected him in battles".

Which ones have you found particularly enlightening?

I find it a particularly striking difference that undergraduates are already encouraged to participate in research through summer projects with appropriate funding.

Mr. Pollock said he found the results particularly striking because the survey was in February and March, when the stock market was still flying high.

A second survey, published in 2014, replicated those findings, and found the results were particularly striking for technology companies: 65% of companies and projects posted by women were funded, compared to only 30% for men.

One day, close to the Canadian border, walking along cliffs overlooking the Bay of Fundy, I found a spot that was particularly striking.