Sentence examples for immediately striking from inspiring English sources

The similarities to the Attal case were immediately striking.

What's immediately striking about the collection is how committed its author is to the imagination.

As great comedy catchphrases go, "a little bit, eh?" isn't the most immediately striking.

It is this pile of steps as rocks that is immediately striking.

When we crossed into Gaza the scale of devastation and the eeriness were immediately striking.

Dear Boy, Emily Berry's first book of poems, is immediately striking for its sophisticated awareness of such artifice.

More brilliant and immediately striking was the other new work, by the Swedish composer Anders Hillborg, also premiered in 2013.

What is most immediately striking about the collection is how unrepetitive, and yet how unified, it is.

Jorge Torres Saenz's "Venus Se Va de Juerga" -- translated colloquially as "Venus Goes Partying" -- was more immediately striking.

One immediately striking aspect of the recital was the thoughtfulness with which the groupings on the program were arranged.

"We can either sit here and cry about it or we can get on with it," he says, immediately striking a tone of bullish optimism.