Sentence examples for it is rather striking from inspiring English sources
Yes it is only $135 – or $2.60 a week, but it is rather striking that the initial benefit goes to those who need it least.
It is rather striking that Richard Dawkins, when he treats of human motives in The Selfish Gene, bypasses these suggestions entirely and reverts to full-scale Hobbism.
It is rather striking, but this will not be presented here, to see that many proposals have been put forward in the course of our history to demonstrate that space, time and man should be considered finite and/or discrete.
It is rather striking that the one trial, that provided positive results, was considered to be of poor methodological quality by both reviewers.
In this particular instance, it is rather striking how the non-group methods tend to over-select, whereas the grouped method manages to obtain a perfect graph.
On the other hand, it is rather striking that the neutral asparagine side chain at position 58 has a similar effect as the positively charged lysine residue, whereas the neutral serine residue has similar reduction potentials as the native.
As a Brit used to hearing Heathrow roundly derided, I was rather struck by its 11th place.
The contrast between the over-hype and over-reaction of the police approach to the G20 demos and its apparent unpreparedness for what happened at Millbank is rather striking.
First, the difference between the approach relying on the ergodic hypothesis and that relying on the SZA is rather striking.
