Sentence examples for instantly striking from inspiring English sources

What is instantly striking about the piece is its moral ambivalence.

They were called If You're Glad I'll Be Frank and The Dissolution of Dominic Boot, and they revealed a whimsical absurdity and formal brilliance that were instantly striking.

"Les Femmes du Maroc #4" (2005) is an instantly striking photograph based on "The Slave Market" (circa 1867), one of Gérôme's best and most famous paintings, which shows a slave woman having her teeth inspected by some prospective buyers.

What is instantly striking is how much safer I feel with a little extra speed to get away at a junction, which as a female cyclist in London can only be a good thing.

The second instantly striking aspect of the performance -- and, fortunately, a fleeting one -- was that because Tully's sound is so dry compared with that of the grand chapel sound the choir is used to that it took the singers a few moments to adjust.

Not only have adverters cottoned on to the fact that the art form is having a global moment, but they're discovering that dance has its own expertise at combining the subliminal emotional message with the instantly striking image.

Arfee's death instantly struck a chord.

Reed was instantly struck by Kirk, who displayed humor and moderation.

But she was instantly struck by him the first time she saw him at a party.

Visiting Chennai last year, I was instantly struck by the ubiquitousness of mobiles.

Mr. Ross first visited in 2001 and was instantly struck by Beacon's potential.