Sentence examples for most striking attribute from inspiring English sources

Koenig's most striking attribute, besides his youth, is his height.

The book's most striking attribute is the narrator's voice: clipped, understated, and curiously affectless.

At 30 feet long and weighing just over 4 tons, it seems like Rhinorex's profile was its most striking attribute.

The most striking attribute of her performance was the degree to which she addressed each of the composers on her program with a distinct sound.

The hotel's most striking attribute is its location, on the banks of the Bosporus.

Rafael Frühbeck de Burgos had the New York Philharmonic sounding its best on Saturday evening at Avery Fisher Hall, with impeccable ensemble and raw power among the performances' most striking attributes.

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Of the failures attributed to Mr. Zardari, perhaps the most striking concerns the event that propelled him to power.

Most striking is a 15th-Century "Portrait of Francesco Gonzaga, 4th Marquis of Mantua," attributed to Andrea Mantegna.

The single most striking number from the 2012 exit poll was how voters responded when asked which candidate attribute was the most important to them in deciding how to cast their ballot.

The most striking statistic relates to demographics.