Sentence examples for not striking enough from inspiring English sources
But it just wasn't striking enough for the Daily Mail.
For actresses like Emma — who are too old to be ingénues but not physically striking enough to be movie stars — the world is a limited place.
America's superiority in conventional weapons, although not readily converted into lasting victory in real wars, was striking enough to make gradual nuclear disarmament attractive to a number of American security professionals and academics.
On some album covers, you don't even see the piano; you just see her face, which is striking enough to withstand the kinds of closeup that the recording industry normally reserves for pop stars.
But let's not dwell on the sentimentality of Cameron's notion of aboriginal life — the movie is striking enough to make it irrelevant.
She ended up in Hollywood, her charms striking enough to overcome the fact that as a single mother of two, she didn't exactly fit the starlet mold.
His denials are striking enough to stoke the fire, generating still more news media coverage.
While the graph above is striking enough to spur anyone to immediate action, the implications of this unsustainable growth in expenses and what can be done to stifle it are not as clear.
Its overall appearance had to be striking enough that kids would want one.
But his vision and eye are striking enough that even his misfires are worth seeing.
