Sentence examples for most striking structure from inspiring English sources

At more than 65 feet, it is still the tallest and most striking structure on campus.

The most striking structure is the Voznesenie (Ascension) Church (1532; see photograph) built in the old Russian red brick and "tent" roof style.

As Erica Wagner sets out in this compelling and elegant book, their country also sent over the family that built the most striking structure to rise in New York before the skyscraper.

The most striking structure on the property was the iconic House of Resistance, where Qaddafi and his family lived until, in 1986, it was bombed by U.S. jets; the Reagan Administration attacked the compound after determining that Libya was behind the bombing of La Belle, a West Berlin discothèque frequented by American servicemen.

In the late 19th century, when Tacoma was the boom town of the Pacific Northwest, the cone-shaped woodburners of sawmills were the most striking structures on the waterfront.

Among the most striking structures resulting from the fusion between whole arms and intact chromosomes are ITS.

Compared with the structure of H1N1 NS1 ED (a low pathogenic case), this segment has the most striking structural rearrangement(Figure 3E).

Paradoxically, the most striking genome structure difference between B. microti and other Brucella is probably of no phenotypic consequence.

Fifty years ago he erected one of the most striking, original structures of Soviet times: an austere wooden tower of a dacha commanding a stunning view of the Oka and its forested banks, with a small amphitheater for performances.

Large focal contacts containing vinculin comprised the most striking adhesion structures in WIP−/− DCs, replacing podosomes as the major points of contact with the substratum.

The most striking feature of this structure is the formation of a novel two-dimensional joint-ladder like architecture through multiple inter- and intramolecular O H⋯O hydrogen bonds.