Sentence examples for make striking use of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Haas's works, some of which have become staples of the contemporary repertory, make striking use of sounds that lurk between the semitone steps of the conventional Western scale.

The work that followed also made striking use of offbeat materials.

Again she made striking use of Ms. Worden's distinctive voice, conveying innocence, ambiguity and insight.

And the show makes striking use of oversize signs and frozen phalanxes of townspeople, ominously lighted by Brian MacDevitt.

Mr. Kyburz made striking use of his soloists' vocal ranges, occasionally intertwining Ms. Aikin's lowest notes with Mr. Ainsley's highest.

By folding in social dances and making striking use of a set of paneling in the back that resembles wide marble columns, Mr. Duato suggests, rather than hammers home, a world of secret trysts and elaborate court rituals.

Similarly, it is possible to test the appeal of different video messages from the candidates to different sorts of voters.Mr Obama's presidential run in 2008 made striking use of the internet's social sphere to obtain donations, organise supporters and win votes.

So here is my theorem: every artist who makes really striking use of the moving image invents a new art of the moving image.

It is certainly a striking use of onomatopoeia, echoing the clop of hooves on frozen ground.

But also note the striking use of color, and designs that are contemporary and timeless.

The use of solvent-free electrolytes such as ionic liquids has made striking advances during the past few years [91, 92].