Sentence examples for striking array from inspiring English sources

Fernkloof is famous for a striking array of plants, with extensive paths through the reserve.

More difficult to comprehend is the striking array of colours on the hidden surfaces of frogs.

Among his works, Niemeyer designed a striking array of public buildings in Brasília, in collaboration with Lúcio Costa, the creator of the capital's original layout.

Now chefs are adding drama to their dishes with a striking array of inky foods, from seaweed to black rice, or spooky trumpets of death mushrooms.

Many of these stories, which feature a striking array of first-person voices, take place just after moments of decision, when choices are irrevocable and the damage people inflict on one another is inevitable.

True to its reputation as one of the largest and most far-reaching arts festivals for young people in the country, the program last week succeeded in bringing a striking array of troupes from around the world.

This relative morphological and behavioural conservatism contrasts sharply with a spectacular array of scent organs found in males and some striking differences in expression of wing ocelli and colour patterns [ 7, 9].

Both channels, along with fellow top-10 YouTube gamers Markiplier, Stampy and Vegetta Gaymer, are signed to multi-channel network (MCN) Maker Studios, which is striking an array of deals with brands to boost its creators' incomes beyond the money they make from YouTube advertisements around their videos.

In a number of mammalian groups including both therians and metatherians [85], the lumbar transverse processes display a striking slanted array that is angled ventrally so that the tips are well below the ventral margin of the vertebral bodies (Table 7; Figure 11B, 12B, 16A, 17B).

In fact the array of striking talent at the two Manchester clubs is more than some whole leagues have.

Bits and pieces do not show the depth of a first-rank company like City Ballet, but the striking aspect of this array was the innovative range of movement in the choreography.