Sentence examples for one striking thing from inspiring English sources

But listening to it almost 50 years on, one striking thing is how much they sound like the songs Dylan wrote before The Basement Tapes, how little they resemble a game-changing stylistic rupture destined to jolt any musician who heard them.

Two of the most intense such battles going on in London at the moment have one striking thing in common: they are both vital community hubs for Latin American Londoners.

If there's one striking thing about Ronan, it's her normality.

One striking thing about Edinburgh is that the city is completely overtaken by the festival.

One striking thing about Gucci's announcement is how many unresolved questions there are about the logistics.

One striking thing about the series is its title, "The General's Insurgency".

Aside from their class (Carrington, a ravishing beauty with a cloud of curly dark hair, was presented at court in 1935), the two women had one rather striking thing in common: each was subject to an attempted "rescue" from Spain by protectors dispatched in submarines by concerned relatives.

That was one quite striking thing.

One sad and striking thing about this list of beautiful books is that only one, McEwan's "Atonement," appeared on the Times best-seller list, in hardcover or soft.

One of the striking things about "Einstein on the Beach" is the way that the audience's distraction seems to be anticipated by the work itself.

One of the striking things about research done on the arts sector is how much it is driven by advocacy.