Sentence examples for only strikingly from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama's speech on Tuesday, in an ornate Spanish colonial-style hall in Havana, was not only strikingly personal.

The Guardian's Jonathan Glancey (who is usually impatient with transplanted onion domes) says this simple, geometric building is not only strikingly beautiful but it gives out the message that it is at home.

So it's a tonic to report that Knightley finesses all this ethical fussing by turning in a performance that is not only strikingly convincing but, at times, rather thrilling in its satiric aplomb.

The more water they can "hold," as swimmers say, and the more efficiently they slither, the farther each stroke propels them; that's why so many of the swiftest racers are not only strikingly graceful but also look as though their limbs are moving more slowly and easily than everybody else's.

They said 'we only use Strikingly on a phone.'".

Only the strikingly colorful exteriors rival the nod to innovation.

Furthermore, there was only a strikingly small difference between the perturbed transcriptomes they induced.

Loftus-Cheek may have flickered only briefly, if strikingly, here.

Strikingly, only a minority of the young patrons were yellow with jaundice.

Strikingly, only that last player isn't an attacker, reflecting the Eredivisie's offensive heritage.

But Schubert appears only obliquely; more strikingly, the work is suffused with blues harmonies.