Sentence examples for makes them striking from inspiring English sources

All of the lamps are lighted for the exhibition, and the dimness of the light through the deeply colored glass is what makes them striking.

What makes them striking is that they eschew conventional orchestral virtues of sumptuous sonorities in favour of music-making of chamber music subtlety and insight.

This makes them striking for applications where the covalent connection or close proximity of a high number of species is important.

Brown's father, a man of rectitude, beat him regularly, and Brown, in turn, beat his children, making them strike their father as often as their father struck them, but surely this kind of punishment was common in the brutal domestic life of the time.

Very often the same faults move laterally and vertically, simultaneously making them strike-slip and normal (i.e. oblique-slip).

And what makes them happy, what strikes a chord with them... the public vote reflects that," Gaines told Michigan Radio.

Because that technically makes them public employees, they cannot strike, he said.

"When you take a good pitching staff and they don't have to throw strikes, it makes them a lot better," Turner said.

Cold spray is one coating approach to metallize the polymers, making them lightning strike proof.

It has dispersed and buried its nuclear facilities to make them harder to strike.

Those sites are dispersed in Iranian cities, making them difficult to strike without risking killing civilians, the officials said.