Sentence examples for likewise striking from inspiring English sources
His apartment upstairs is likewise striking, though in a starker, more minimalist style: ultramodern furniture, all of his design, including the squiggly black and white geometric patterns on the bathroom and kitchen counters.
A likewise striking finding is that families are also "inaudible or silenced" (Juffermans and Van-Der Aa 2013, p. 114).
The fact that a tempo marking that readers of the printed score simply know as "prestissimo" (a rare term in Beethoven) is expanded in pencil from the original ink "presto" likewise strikes Mr. Taub as powerfully suggestive.
Jean-Paul Sartre was likewise struck by the possibility of suicide as an assertion of authentic human will in the face of absurdity.
I am likewise struck by the contrasting realities of human misery and hope that can be either eliminated or nurtured through the political institutions we build for ourselves.
Repeats in some core cellular proteins such as structural BRC repeats in the DNA-damage-related protein BRCA2 (Bennett and Noor 2009; Lou et al. 2014) and a phosphomotif in the C-terminal domain of RNA polymerase (Chunlin Yang and Stiller 2014) have likewise undergone striking repeat evolution in specific clades.
Likewise, the striking male behavioral adaptations specific to EP mating in other fairy-wrens are absent: in over 325 hours of observations on fertile females, we never observed male M. coronatus engaging in extra-territorial intrusions, courtship displays or presentation of flower petals (Fig 1d).
IREIT, likewise, recently struck a deal with RealNetworks to distribute that company's online games on its game-related Web sites.
The film likewise progresses from striking to morbid to melodramatic and false.
And when more oxygen atoms are freed by UV light striking ozone molecules, they likewise quickly rebond into ozone.
The state is likewise arguing that under an international agreement, it is entitled to more water from Mexico, which has also been stricken by drought.
