Sentence examples for most striking with from inspiring English sources

The Salon Chinois is the most striking, with an oriental fireplace inscribed "VH".

Churchwell argues that Hollywood's heyday, from 1930 to 1950, "is most striking with regard to its representation of women".

But while all the usual suspects (Starbucks, Costa, Caffe Nero etc) are here, there and everywhere in Brighton, it's the prevalence of countless independent coffee shops that's most striking, with each offering something different and, at times, something entirely unique.

But when it is finished in 2015 the glittering spiral tower will be China's tallest building and one of its most striking, with two exterior glass skins enclosing nine different climate zones.

The omissions are most striking with bond funds, where low fees often give the Vanguard offerings the edge.

For PPTs of at least 12 bp, this was most striking with window sizes of about 10 kb.

In The Gatekeepers, the documentary made about Israel's internal intelligence, Shin Bet, one of the most striking interviews with six former leaders of the agency is with the charismatic Ami Ayalon, who later became a Labor member of the Knesset.

Moreover with GSEA, the set of 340 direct down-regulated target genes most striking overlap with the receptor CD40-upregulated gene set (p = 2.4e−18, BASSO GERMINAL CENTER_CD40_UP), which are involved in germinal center development and generation of memory B cells.

1972 BMW 3.0 CSL Coupe BMW devotees maintain that the 3.0CSL represents the automaker's most striking achievement, with easy drivability matched by particularly impressive styling.

It is hardly the behaviour of an amiable Olympic host.Soviet ghostsPerhaps the most striking parallel with the earlier Olympics is the state of the economy.

The killing of Jean-Charles de Menezes is also portrayed in the most striking manner, with a tube-train whizzing across the wall, stopping, and muffled shouts preceding muzzle-flashes.