Sentence examples for seem striking from inspiring English sources

Even in the village wines, the lowest level at which the terroirs become discernible, the differences seem striking.

The silks and cotton gauzes are highly tactile, and the colors — like saturated navy or an intense mustard — seem striking without compromising on big-city sophistication.

While I can imagine it might be hard to devote substantial focus to India on an ongoing basis over a five-week period, the limited attention to India particularly in comparison to coverage of Ukraine or flight MH370 does seem striking.

Two features of this age distribution seem striking: 1) The very low rates in adults over 30 compared to the other groups.

Mr. Khan has the only two moments that would seem striking if "in-i" featured, shall we say, nonentities.

That so many industrial leftovers are unmarked or forgotten can seem striking considering the Blackstone helped give birth to the American Industrial Revolution when Samuel Slater opened a water-powered textile mill near the river's mouth in 1793.

Even the wide-eyed gargoyles here seem struck by inspiration.

Suddenly, they seem stricken by a crippling fear of success.

BTW, commentators today seem struck by Clinton and Sanders talking over each other.

The impact of the present engagement with nature seems striking.

But the scope of the abuse that took place at the American Boychoir School seems striking.