Sentence examples for it striking that from inspiring English sources

Diplomats said they found it striking that Europe was willing to stand up to its pharmaceutical industries and support the agreement, but that the United States was not.

He found it striking that such a young child would already have a sense of the precariousness of nature.

And we thought it striking that this strong argument should have been put so forthrightly by a Labour minister who was once "a left-wing firebrand".

Ben Wizner, an American Civil Liberties Union lawyer observing the trial, said that he found it "striking" that the government focused on the "enemy" as the audience for leaks.

It has been three years since I was last here, and in the short period since my arrival I have found it striking that racial issues remain so commonplace in the mainstream news.

I've always found it striking that Philip Graham and Vice-President Richard Nixon, both members of Burning Tree Country Club, sometimes golfed together — and at least once got awkwardly in the way as President Eisenhower wanted to play through — and that, twenty years later, two Post reporters working for Phil's widow helped bring the Nixon Administration to ruin.

Finally, it is striking that, despite its highly conserved cellular function, centromeres evolve so rapidly.

It's striking that Saint Laurent has opted to do it, though.

It was striking that in some patients the OPG:sRANKL ratio increased with pressure whereas in some it decreased.

It is striking that Monaghan remembers his father so vividly.

It's striking that every aid organization and N.G.O.