Sentence examples for incredibly striking from inspiring English sources

"She was beautiful: incredibly striking.

Christie, 37, added: "I thought the costume was incredibly striking.

"I think it's incredibly striking what's happened the last few years with the increase of seismicity in the eastern and central U.S.," says Emily Brodsky, a seismologist at the University of California, Santa Cruz.

I'd been to South Dakota before, so I knew what it looked like in the region, and it's just cinematically incredibly striking.

Starring the incredibly striking Daniel Alexander Jones as the title character, a nineteen-eighties soul diva who is making a comeback in the changed world of synthetic R. & B., Jones wrote what was essentially a monologue about the ways in which history can alter and mess with a legend's perspective.

During 15 Step, they turn horizontally, forming a low ceiling of light above the musicians: it's a simple idea, but an incredibly striking effect, seeming to shrink the size of the stage, creating a weird sense of intimacy in the least intimate venue in London.

"I was incredibly struck, for example, how in 'Il Vaticinatore' de Chirico showed the shadow of a statue, but not the statue itself," he said.

It's a big loss for the service, given the sheer number of episodes of the show (201) and its incredibly high strike rate gag-wise, giving it high rewatch-ability.

The gang was described as "incredibly skilled" at grooming families, even striking up relationships with pregnant women to abuse their babies.

The gang was described as "incredibly skilled" at grooming victims' families, even striking up relationships with pregnant women to abuse their babies.

For 18 months the Serafines dug, blasted, and hauled rock on an illegal claim until finally, in the spring of 2011, they struck an incredibly rich vein.