Sentence examples for most striking characteristic from inspiring English sources

That's his most striking characteristic.

The production's second most striking characteristic is how much the events depicted resonate here and now.

It's true, she says, that the chancellor's most striking characteristic is "her staying power.

The most striking characteristic of this medieval master's work is its densely layered yet lucid polyphonic writing.

The most striking characteristic of Platon's elegant "Portraits of Power" was its depiction of power as masculine (Portfolio, December 7th).

The most striking characteristic of Old Trafford is the continuing passion of the place despite all the honours already won.

Their most striking characteristics are lightness and thinness.

Among the most striking characteristics are those of the head.

This quality of apartness some call it aloofness; some call it shyness remains one of Kerry's most striking characteristics.

This quality of apartness — some call it aloofness; some call it shyness — remains one of Kerry's most striking characteristics.

The most striking characteristics of Cresci's italic, however, are the pronounced, bulbous serifs on the ascenders, called testeggiata.