Sentence examples for something striking about from inspiring English sources

Separately, Gambetti and Lugaresi noted something striking about the disease.

There was also something striking about the leaderlessness of the Millbank protest.

She observed something striking about families there: parents had a fervent preference for male offspring.

BALTIMORE — There's something striking about the laboratory of Michael F. Summers at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County.

THERE is something striking about Mr. Paterson's getting so wrong in practice one of the few issues he managed to get right in policy.

To others, though, there is something striking about the juxtaposition of this mayor's style of living with the financial condition of the city.

There was something striking and original about his purposefully grainy and fuzzy aesthetic.

Something striking: but what is it?

India has always been a country of contrasts, but there is something particularly striking about the gulf these days between those who have benefited from the fruits of economic reform and those left out.

Even in the midst of an 80s revival that now appears to have been going on for considerably longer than the actual 80s did, there's still something very striking about once more hearing what appear to be drums treated with gated reverb, the effect that gave a distinctive stadium-ready boom to the beat of everything from Bruce Springsteen's Born in the USA to Duran Duran's Wild Boys.

There's something very striking about your two thrillers.