Sentence examples for something striking from inspiring English sources

And she noticed something striking.

But Abbas sees something striking in Lee's side.

But as time progressed I began to notice something striking in my conversations with peers.

It was something striking the side of the house that brought him to his senses.

Trooping between various Chinese cities recently, I've started noticing something striking in the advertising.

With the race for the election on August 21st entering its final fortnight, she had better try something striking.

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I pointed out something striking about the sequence in which we meet them: Squeers brings Nicholas to Dotheboys Hall.

The Jesuit too, perhaps, even in a brief encounter, might have noticed something striking in the youth".

The noun resonance and the adjective resonant first made the semantic trip from sonorous acoustic qualities to more metaphorical vibrations, suggesting a person's sympathetic response to something — "striking a chord," to use another musical figure of speech.

The Jesuit too, perhaps, even in a brief encounter, might have noticed something striking in the youth". Edmund Campion might indeed have found it striking that the youth was not, in fact, there at all.