Sentence examples for more visually striking from inspiring English sources
A bit more visually striking are a suite of Han vases, dipped in bright Pop Art colors.
The armory, for one, is a better sounding and more visually striking concert site than you might imagine, which explains the Philharmonic's on-and-off flirtation with the space as a potential summer home, or as a place to play when (and if) Avery Fisher Hall gets its long-awaited reconstruction.
His staging is more visually striking and imaginative than what he came up with for Donizetti's "Anna Bolena," which opened the 2011-12 season, the first installment of the Met's planned presentation of Donizetti's Tudor trilogy, of which "Maria Stuarda" is the second.
It's hard not to wax too poetic about the iPhone 5s design; the color-matched conductive ring around the home button/fingerprint sensor adds a lot to the overall good looks of the device, and the new space gray finish that I reviewed is more visually striking than the black it replaces.
Toss in a revised grille incorporating a large three-pointed emblem, and the E-Class is more visually striking than it has ever been; to think it would continue to be used as a taxi in its native Germany borders on the criminal.
The refresh was flagged to TechCrunch by designer Tom Waddington who notes in a blog about the change that it appears to be part of a wider icon spring clean at Facebook, with a whole host of other icons used on various official Facebook pages also getting made over in the same flattened and more visually striking style.
An Aesthete: Windows 8 is wonderfully, cleanly designed and is, to these eyes, immediately more visually appealing and striking than any other operating system on any other device in the world.
Zhang rose to fame in the 1990s with a string of sweeping, visually striking dramas; more recently, he directed the opening ceremony for the 2008 Olympics in Beijing.
Instead of visually striking scenes, Ray opted for "more ideas" in the film.
Again from Drew in San Francisco: "Now the delegates are waving small plastic American flags — twenty thousand of them — in one more move on Reagan's territory, this move a visually striking one.
There, on a scattering of volcanic islands, lie some of the most unusual, visually striking vineyards seen anywhere on earth, none more so than the eerie, almost extraterrestrial vineyards of Lanzarote, the easternmost of the Canaries.
