Sentence examples for striking attribute of from inspiring English sources

The most striking attribute of her performance was the degree to which she addressed each of the composers on her program with a distinct sound.

A striking attribute of the genomewide pattern of TRIM33 occupancy was its strong bias for a small number of locations, with lower levels of enrichment at other sites across the genome.

One of the striking attributes of contemporary architectural practice is that a star like Rem Koolhaas might one day be toiling on a design for an enormous television headquarters in Beijing and, the next moment, unveil plans for an understated university building in Ithaca, N.Y.

But one of the striking attributes of Hollywood is that everything is like something that's come before.

One of the striking attributes of the Alfonso Cuarón film is that it's not really like anything that's come before.

The hotel's most striking attribute is its location, on the banks of the Bosporus.

The book's most striking attribute is the narrator's voice: clipped, understated, and curiously affectless.

Koenig's most striking attribute, besides his youth, is his height.

Migration scholars and students of the social sciences have thoroughly examined the dynamics of Filipino migration because of its striking attributes: First, since the 1970s, the Philippine government designed the marketability and facilitated the overseas deployment of workers.

John's ready wit, intellect and generosity of spirit were striking attributes.

Not because of some striking physical attribute — with the costumes and the makeup, all the dancers looked like variations on the same woman — but because she possessed a quality that Kostya had observed in the best athletes: she gave the impression of effortlessness.