Sentence examples for is striking from from inspiring English sources

North Korea's isolation is striking from the moment of arrival at Pyongyang's utilitarian airport.

Today, this fierce autonomy is striking from somebody of Dee's age and generation; thirty years on, it may be the norm.

What is striking from the Benn diaries is how readily he turned against colleagues, particularly party leaders, even when they should have been natural allies.

What is striking from looking at the published images is the extent to which Breivik, despite being harnessed and under heavy guard, appears to be directing the investigation.

Hong's artistic style is "all retro-pixel" and 3D lighting, achieving a game that is striking from first glance, as proven by the thousands of shares of the game's gifs and images on Twitter and Tumblr.

What is striking from an archealogical point of view is the individuating of these organic materials in rooms 41, 42, 43 only.

What was striking from the responses was the lack of opposition towards this service.

It was striking from the interviews how valued they were by patients, carers and GPs.

Sensitive remarks were struck from the record.

Copper was struck from the 15th century.

But one has been struck from the public record.