Sentence examples for prove striking from inspiring English sources

Shot with a concealed camera, the unaware crowds passing on the street along with images of shops and businesses from long ago -- including a vegetarian restaurant -- prove striking.

Since some of these drugs have proven striking antitumor activity for select patients in early clinical development, it was often deemed unethical to withhold them from patients in the control groups of randomized clinical trials.

Their responsibility is uncertain as the Taliban regularly make unsubstantiated claims of attacks on Nato and Afghan forces, and exaggerate casualty numbers in proven strikes.

Several solo pieces proved especially striking.

For the 10 percent of residents who had been uninsured, the commonwealth's coverage mandate, coupled with government subsidies for the poor, has proved a striking success.

Despite attempts by the Mint to adjust the design, the coins proved to strike indistinctly, and to be subject to wear the dates were easily worn away in circulation.

But when the Bishop approached her she stared at him while daring God to prove himself by striking her dead.

They also say water cannon fire jets that could prove indiscriminate and strike innocent members of a crowd.

The policy has been controversial but has also proved effective at striking at terrorist targets with a minimal risk to American lives.

The informal setting of today's meeting and the message of solidarity between Mr. Bush and Mr. Blair -- especially on how to contain Iraq's leader, Saddam Hussein -- were clearly intended to dampen fears on both sides of the Atlantic that Mr. Bush would prove unable to strike the kind of close, easygoing friendship with Mr. Blair that former President Bill Clinton enjoyed.

Next, it had to prove it could strike deals with talented programmers.