Sentence examples for most striking live from inspiring English sources

The effect is most striking live.

The show begins with one of its most striking live images, as the sound of coordinated breathing comes at you from behind, and the performers descend the aisles at the sides of the theater to assemble onstage.

But what is most striking about this at times outstanding live recording is the treatment of several standards (alongside originals and songs by George Harrison and Jackson Browne), to create a cleverly distressed suite where you really have to work to name that tune.

Lots of things changed in the 1980s, the decade which decisively formed the Britain in which we now live, but the most striking of them was the way in which market forces inveigled their way into everything.

Artificial intelligence is one of the most promising areas of tech today, if not even the one that is likely to entail the most striking changes in our way of living, the way our economy works and how society functions.

But the most striking change was to dispense with the live models that hairdressers were required to take with them to demonstrate their cutting and styling abilities.

While digging holes in Bamburgh Castle, one of England's most striking, but least well-known, archaeological sites, I lived in a tent.

One of the most striking species was discovered in 2007 in Thailand, living in a limestone cavern.

Perhaps the most striking thing about those years was just how much live music there was, and in so many different kinds of places.

What is most striking about theses five men is how public their lives have been.

The most striking thing was the impossible luxury that aristocrats were living in, and the sharp and sickening juxtaposition with the horrific struggles of ordinary people.