Sentence examples for striking affinity from inspiring English sources

As these projects have appeared, Gehry has revealed a striking affinity for Art Nouveau architecture.

That would be Hogan McLaughlin, a spectrally pale and all but unknown young talent whose work bears a striking affinity to the otherworldly designs of Gareth Pugh and Alexander McQueen.

He is the first physician of record to have recognized gout as a generic disease, and certain of his clinical observations on its seasonal aspects, its striking affinity for males, and its seeming connection with eating and drinking are still more or less valid.

However, bioinformatic analyses did not reveal a striking affinity of any of these miRNAs for DLK1.

Its more recondite forms are made possible by CATIA, a computer program for designing in three dimensions, which is a mainstay, too, of Serra's friend Frank Gehry, whose swooped and petalled architecture has striking affinities with the artist's sculpture.

And most broadly, while there are striking affinities between the treatment of self and non-self in immunology and ideas about self, difference and tolerance in the wider culture, the actual connections often remain elusive.

The show finds some striking affinities between these Ossorios and Pollock's "Black Pourings," a perplexing group of black-and-white screen prints and related drawings in which Pollock uses reproduction and repetition to undermine his signature "action-painting".

In this section I show that the best way to respond to these doubts about the value of the naturalistic interpretation for the contemporary debate is by way of highlighting the striking affinities between Hume's approach and P.F.

There are striking points of affinity between the old G.M. way and the new Google way.

This striking difference in affinity for cannabinoid receptors between compounds bearing a piperazine moiety compared to a methylpiperidine moiety underscores the importance of chain length when developing compounds that preferentially target Cav3.2 calcium channels over cannabinoid receptors.

Most striking are the affinities to the (also early) Topics; if, as it is widely agreed, the Topics represents a pre-syllogistic state of Aristotelian logic, the same is true of the Rhetoric: we actually find no hints of syllogistic inventory in it.