Sentence examples for found most striking from inspiring English sources

Unsurprisingly, the most striking thing about it is the thing Ratmansky found most striking in the archival materials: complexity, subtlety.

But what I found most striking was the discrepancy between the magnitude of Claiborne's accomplishment and the limits of his contentment.

What I found most striking as I scoured the pages was that there were so few positive comments about the men at the helms of the Conservative, Labour and Lib Dem parties.

Yet what I found most striking was Latvian officials saying that in Russia's reported attempts to interfere with this US election there were echoes of the Kremlin meddling in their own elections over the years.

What I found most striking about the MP's outburst was that there was no suggestion that these hypothetical young fathers should be actively involved in the raising and caring for their children, physically, emotionally or psychologically.

But in the early days of the dot-com era, what people found most striking about online life was how anonymous it seemed — all those chat rooms and comment sections, aliases and handles and screen names.

What about her political discourse do you find most striking?

But what I find most striking about Wen'an is this: there's nothing green.

What I find most striking about the video is that the dog doesn't sleep.

What do you find most striking about the ground game you see unfolding in Texas?

But what Dalrymple finds most striking is that, if Britain is experiencing colonial nostalgia, Indians are hardly returning the compliment.