Sentence examples for obviously striking from inspiring English sources

The most obviously striking feature is that he does not perform with the traditional costume, makeup or ankle bells of Indian dance.

Although there are many books which are more obviously striking and even ground-breaking, Updike's novels - to use his own phrase – "take the ordinary and give it is beautiful due".

Another novel which obviously struck a chord was Alice Furse's Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere.

In so doing he attributes to Brutus a dilemma that obviously struck him as of special interest.

Some words attributed to the respected actor Morgan Freeman* have been circulating on social media and obviously struck a chord: "You want to know why?

And in the case of More, his insistence on justice and the individual conscience as opposed to the whims of a tyrant obviously struck a chord here.

"If a character is popular already it's obviously struck a chord so it's a good incentive for making a good drama.

The latter has not featured on similar end of year critics' lists from other awards bodies but obviously struck a chord in the blogosphere.

Accident-prone Daddy Pig, or Hugh Dennis's hapless character in Outnumbered, may not be representative examples of modern fatherhood but they obviously strike a chord or those shows wouldn't be watched by millions.

A not-quite-euphemistic reference to Death Cab For Cutie being "among the most established" of this year's festival's line-up obviously struck drummer Jason McGerr earlier in the evening.

He says he has correctly read the minds of all the last six Presidents and that they were all obviously struck with astonishment except Coolidge, whose dead pan never even twitched.