Sentence examples for more striking given from inspiring English sources

It's the more striking given RMJM's history.

His optimism is all the more striking given the continuing violence in the region.

Mr. Clinton's support is all the more striking, given the well-publicized chill in their relationship after the 2008 campaign.

Policy choices with such life-threatening implications are all the more striking given the partisan framing of the health debate.

But it seemed all the more striking, given the congressman's elaborate courtship of Ms. Abedin and her Muslim family, whose blessing he sought when he proposed marriage.

This widespread ability to remain humble is all the more striking, given how extraordinary the men in Washington are, at least according to Bowden.

All the more striking, perhaps, given the unbending campaign she has led this past year to seek freedom for her husband, the Saudi blogger Raif Badawi, who was arrested in 2012 – and who in January received the first 50 of the 1,000 lashes to which he was sentenced as part of his punishment for apostasy.

These findings are particularly striking given the more attenuated phenotype of this virus, as compared to its wild-type counterpart.

Mr. Giuliani's large expenditure — more than he spent in the winter or spring — was striking given that he is not yet advertising on television.

His tone was striking, given Wilson's own turbulent childhood.

Mr. O'Neal's connection with Boston is all the more striking, some here say, given the city's old reputation of not welcoming black athletes.