Sentence examples for most striking question from inspiring English sources

Thus, the most striking question raised by them is whether or not the 'party hubs' and 'date hubs' truly exist in the networks.

The most striking questions in the YouTube Democratic presidential debate were the ones about sick people.

This was most striking with the questions about health outcomes, where contrary to our expectations, children with higher B-Pb were reported to have less health complaints (fatigue, lack of appetite).

Most striking, perhaps the central question behind the First Crusade has never really been asked: What happened at the end of the 11th century that made more than 60,000 men head east?

Dee-dee-dee-dee-dee-dee …" Burns's decision to plunder contemporary diaries is without question the most striking aspect of his film.

The most striking example of a leading question undergirds the ADL's claim that the highest percentage of anti-Semitism is among Palestinians who live in the occupied territories.

DETROIT — Other cities and towns have teetered at the edge of financial disaster lately, but Detroit, the capital of America's auto industry and once the nation's fourth-largest city, has just become the most striking test case for a key question: Can a city that has fallen so far be saved?

But for the education world, the most striking data comes from the survey question asking in what field the freshmen plan to major.

Bromell is more interested in moral questions of the most striking simplicity: Was Dad a good man or a bad man?

Most striking was Paul's response to a question from a young man who said he "wanted a government that helps him and pays for his school".

The hearing's most striking aspect was not about the legal question at stake;nearly every witness said Officer Turetzky, now a sergeant, had never wavered in his account.