Sentence examples for is both striking from inspiring English sources

Their uncomplicated enthusiasm is both striking and boring.

Their story is narrated in a voice that, like them, is both striking and elusive.

The contrast provided by her most recent role — that of a wiggy psychiatrist camped out in a cave in Martin Scorsese's "Shutter Island" — is both striking and typical.

I felt at once both lust and disgrace and wondered, Why do I relish this reversal to animal?" This, like the novel's climax, is both striking and strange.

"On the other hand, viewed from the museum or the public path separating the two buildings, where nothing but the annex can be seen, it is both striking in appearance and welcoming".

But, in digging deeper than ever for subtext, the new productions also look set to bring a rounded psychological reality to a play that is both striking in its own right, and Hamlet's antic, black-sheep cousin.

My sister was with me, and we were both struck by the changes.

Officer Johnson and a 21-year-old man were both struck in the torso, and taken to University Hospital.

Later in the year, Turkey and Greece were both struck by devastating earthquakes, and each country sent aid to the other.

The goals were both struck from distance, both curled into the top corner of the net, by Jozef Varga and Gergely Rudolf.

A house and a small grocery store in Turkey were both struck by a shell from the fighting, but no one was wounded.