Sentence examples for has some strikingly from inspiring English sources
And although the existing evidence places the creature just slightly toward the tarsier branch of the primate family tree, A. achilles has some strikingly anthropoidlike features.
As reported online today in Science, this ancient man had some strikingly primitive features, including a small brain and protruding jaw.
Company also recently started selling its own ongoing ratings service, which has shown some strikingly different numbers than Nielsen's own reports, since TiVo measures recorded as well as live viewing.
Mr. Coppola has created some strikingly beautiful images in "Youth Without Youth" — his framing remains impeccable, as does his sense of color, proportion and pictorial harmony — but too many of these lovely, mysterious visions have the aspect of private reveries, dreams still locked inside the dreamer's head.
In the latest report, India slipped back to an ignominious 142nd position, but Mr Kant says technical and bureaucratic reforms, such as compiling into one online process the 64 different forms needed to open a business, will see India ranked in the top 50 within a few years.Mr Modi has made some strikingly bold promises.
In his two Stockhausen dances, he had the authority to set some phrases to no apparent rhythmic counterpart in the music and even to have some move strikingly through its silences, only to home keenly on the chords or meters of other passages.
Woolcock does at least recognise that the sea is as much the main protagonist here as it is in Peter Grimes and she and her visual team have devised some strikingly beautiful stage effects to convey its omnipresence.
That has changed, strikingly.
The architecture has become strikingly modern.
