Sentence examples for simplest striking from inspiring English sources

The simplest striking example of this rigidity is the identity principle, which states that a holomorphic function is completely determined by its values on any open subset.

Fico complained about her teammates making errors behind her until her coach told her the solution was simple: strike everyone out.

The production was simple yet striking.

An aesthetically simple, yet striking, image, the arrow remains a powerful symbol however it is viewed or interpreted".

David Healy's simple strike late on was deserved adornment.

Bent's finish was a simple strike from the centre of the penalty area after 17 minutes.

Another major tectonic event is from the Beppu Bay through mid-Kyushu Island, where the tectonic activity shifts from simple strike-slip movement to normal domain (Terakawa and Matsu 2010; Matsumoto et al. 2015).

But Thompson apparently decided it would be too simple to strike while the iron was hot.

If the candidates favor military action, as is their prerogative, they should desist from peddling the false notion of a simple "surgical" strike and answer the hard questions.

And it was only on watching it again recently that a very simple thought struck me: Vietnam was different from the Iraq wars because for Vietnam, America had the draft.

It was becoming likely that the planned Anglo-German merger of DASA and British Aerospace (BAe), all but signed before Christmas, was off, because BAe preferred a simpler deal, struck in the early hours of January 19th and worth £7.7 billion ($12.8 billion), to merge with its compatriot, GEC-Marconi.