Sentence examples for many striking examples from inspiring English sources
Many striking examples of both pursuits give the presentation a strong emotional and visual impact.
This is also the region of the Caddoan archaeological complex, where many striking examples of workmanship have been found.
Above all, in these performances Lewis sought to bring collective improvisation back from earlier times; many striking examples can be heard on the recordings made by the Modern Jazz Quartet over a period of 20 years, especially in the frequent, remarkable same-register duets of Lewis and Jackson.
The Old Testament and New Testament, reflecting the influence of Hebrew poetry, contain many striking examples of parallelism, as in the following lines from the Psalms: "but they flattered him with their mouths; they lied to him with their tongues" (Psalms 78 36); "we will not hide them from their children, but tell to the coming generation the glorious deeds of the Lord" (78 4).
There are many striking examples.
There remain many striking examples of fragmented healthcare organisations and systems, 50 52 poorly performing services 53 or dysfunctional cultures.
Life expectancy, economic advancement and global mobility are all striking examples of the benefits of real ingenuity and innovation over many decades in the science and technological utilisation of fossil fuels.
The islands, he promises, are going to be "one of the most striking examples of life imitating art to come down the pike in many a year".
In the archives, Dikötter encountered striking examples of individual rebellion: a man who swore to resist "re-education" however many years the party made him sit through it; a family who dreamed of liberation by foreign invasion.
VENICE — As the director general of the City of Venice, Marco Agostini is more knowledgeable than many Venetians about the 15th-century Palladian palaces and decorous Gothic villas that make up some of the most striking examples of Italian architecture.
It's one among many striking omissions".
