Sentence examples for how strikingly from inspiring English sources
Mr. Dalton encourages curious diners to try a flight of amari, which reveals how strikingly different each example can be.
What the photographs you print show is how strikingly timeless her work is, and how much in love she was with decor, costume and visual effects.
But his doubts disappeared when he saw how strikingly the landscape had changed from that of New Orleans, just 100-odd miles south.
No matter how strikingly rendered, a series of moments and images ultimately needs causation rather than mere accumulation to move the story forward.
Rather, it comes from what Ms. Zellweger does not say, which is considerable, and how strikingly different she is from the characters she plays in "Nurse Betty," which opened Friday, or "Bridget Jones's Diary," arriving in spring.
How strikingly odd it is that the BBC, whose funding model insists that it must cater to minority interests as well as to the mainstream, should have such trouble programming good and exciting arts television.
Malcolm Gladwell explains how underdogs succeed strikingly when they "innovate" by violating social norms or leveraging extraordinary effort ("How David Beats Goliath," May 11th).
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Ben Jacobson Chicago, Ill. Malcolm Gladwell explains how underdogs succeed strikingly when they "innovate" by violating social norms or leveraging extraordinary effort ("How David Beats Goliath," May 11th).
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Haroon Moghul Director of Public Relations The Islamic Center at New York University Malcolm Gladwell explains how underdogs succeed strikingly when they "innovate" by violating social norms or leveraging extraordinary effort ("How David Beats Goliath," May 11th).
