Sentence examples similar to striking aspects from inspiring English sources

A striking aspect of the rulings is the extent to which they reflect public opinion.

A striking aspect of the film is its lack of a male hero.

And certainly one striking aspect of Ostermeier's work is its visual clarity.

One immediately striking aspect of the recital was the thoughtfulness with which the groupings on the program were arranged.

A striking aspect of the struggle for gay rights was the way it mirrored the struggle against racism.

The one striking aspect of this encounter was that the person the Real IRA sent to talk to the Guardian was articulate, thoughtful and politically tuned-in.

A striking aspect of all Mr. Forsythe's work is its element of overt pastiche; it's what aligns him with other pre-eminent postmodernist artists.

Another striking aspect of the survey was how differently New Yorkers perceive the world compared with their fellow Americans in the heartland.

Indeed, outside experts here say, the striking aspect of China's Aynak venture is the degree to which it left competitors in the dust.

The New Yorker, April 19 , 1976P. 25 A striking aspect of the 1976 Presidential primaries is how little they reflect the events of the country's recent past.

An especially striking aspect of Mr. Zimmermann and Mr. Pace's traversal was the way they illuminated the expansion of Bach's ideas as the set progressed.