Sentence examples for make it striking from inspiring English sources

Mistletoe isn't only a winter plant... "Mistletoe holds on to its leaves in the winter and has a yellow/green hue that make it striking again the gray background of its host.

"Almost by definition with this sort of policy, if you're going to do it, you've got to make it striking: there's no point in fiddling around the edges," he says.

Sometimes a bolder colour suits a quieter girl such as Clary sporting flamey hair and outgoing Isabelle with simple straight black hair, whatever the case make it striking this will especially look good for the paler girls as blond black red and mahogany are offset perfectly with the pale-and-interesting look.

As your father used to say about Elizabeth Taylor's later husbands, many others have shared the job, but it doesn't make it less striking that you've been there, too.

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. .

Make it as striking as possible.

Mr. Saakashvili, 44, saw his presidency as a mission to wrench Georgia free of its Soviet past, which made it especially striking to see him let it go so calmly, a bronze bust of Ronald Reagan visible behind his right shoulder.

The simple geometric shape makes it a striking, versatile piece.

The garage wines have only made it more striking.

That makes it particularly striking that there is such anxiety here about Democratic health care initiatives.

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