Sentence examples for make it more striking from inspiring English sources

When Ellie stares out the window, as Joel cat-naps ahead of them leaving Boston, where the game "proper" begins, the rain that runs down the outside of the pane is that much sharper, enough to take an already memorable scene and make it more striking. .

The garage wines have only made it more striking.

All of which makes it more striking every June that none of these rare talents have mounted a serious assault on the game's signature achievement: a calendar-year Grand Slam.

That the comments came from a government minister made it even more striking.

Dante's journey through Hell and its nine circles was the perfect allegoric read for the character – and the contrast of the Hawaiian beach backdrop made it even more striking.

That makes it the more striking when something like the man on the tracks appears — although this time, puzzlingly at yet perhaps appropriately enough, it came printed on dead trees.

All of which makes him more striking – and arguably more necessary – than he was before.

The show was more or less indistinguishable from its American counterparts which made it all the more striking.

Usually crowded, the lack of people makes it all the more striking: its atmosphere is somewhere between fairytale and murder scene.

This made it all the more striking to hear two of Ms. Merkel's allies take up the immigration policy debate in the Greens' direction.

That made it all the more striking that Chief Justice Moore wrote a long and heavily footnoted essay about homosexuality and his view of its effects on children.