Sentence examples for it so striking from inspiring English sources

What makes it so striking in ethical and even religious terms is the context of Mr. Taylor's performance.

Without "Polyphonia," and without the Ponchielli "Dance of the Hours" that last year gave it so striking a contrast — brilliant, fragrant, high-style ballet confectionery as opposed to the intricate and modern patterns of "Polyphonia" — the Morphoses repertory looked even weaker in Vail than it did in New York in October.

Mostly, the whole place is deeply exciting and it is the fact that every inch of it is slithering with life that makes it so striking and, just as you have absorbed all this, you realise you are in the middle of a ghost city.

When Hogarth presented the piece to Grosvenor, he rejected it, ostensibly because it was "so striking and inimitable, that the constantly having it before one's eyes would be too often occasioning melancholy ideas to arise in one's mind"; in disgust, Hogarth released him from their bargain.

One reason why it seems so striking is its context within modern German culture.

Aesthetically, it was so striking that I grabbed a sketchbook.

It was so striking to be there physically, immediately".

But the law did not require going about it in so striking and expensive a way.

"It's so striking – I don't think I've ever known quite such a marked trend.

It was so striking that I had a sudden desire to go through an airport security check, just to show it off to an appreciative audience.

"It's so striking, the similarity," said Professor Bodie, a Boston University professor of finance and economics who has written of the lessons of the S.&L.