Sentence examples for most striking entry from inspiring English sources

But perhaps the most striking entry in the Sheridan business directory was the one tucked in between "Tallow and Grease" and "Taxidermists": "Tamales".

The media range from video to sculpture, and the most striking entry is a large-format photograph from the series "Vege-Pleasure" (1996).

The most striking entry in the book is from the eccentrically named Chinku Gunmeretz of Sweden, who came to Valladolid because he "heard it was here".

His big hard-edge geometric "Yellow and Gray" (1976) is one of the show's most striking entries, in part because it looks like nothing else.

One of the most striking entries in the book is from David Hare and Anthony Hopkins, who attempted the play at the National Theatre in 1986: both of these brilliantly gifted men felt they had failed.

It connects not only with the abstract and didactic pieces at Erben, but also with two of the most striking entries at the New Museum, the yogalike photographs titled "Food for the Spirit" (1971) and the witty dance video "Funk Lessons" (1983), an energetic, "Soul Train -style demonstration that at least some perceived racial distinctions are learned, and learnable, behavior.

Most striking about the entries in Tables 3, 4 on the one hand, and Tables 5, 6 on the other hand, are the numerous differences in the individual entries.

This may be the most striking, shamelessly deluxe sedan at the entry-lux end of the market.

Cini Palmer (914) 833-5924; www.westchestersir.com TAXES: $21,848 a year PROS: This home's most striking feature is its two-level grand entry with stained-glass and leaded windows and a curved staircase.

The most striking thing in it was the contrast between the last two entries.

In his diary entries and letters, one of the things that's most striking is his lack of empathy.