Sentence examples for striking choice from inspiring English sources

We also loved her striking choice to respond to and analyze a still image rather than a full article.

Rich material, of course, but a striking choice for a writer who knows a bit about being crowded off the parental lap.

It is a striking choice, given her background as a green activist and pro-democracy legislator.Ms Loh will need to find creative answers to a nagging question: why is Hong Kong's air so bad (see chart)?

"Sometimes I just want to shake him and say, 'Sweetie, there is no money.'"As early voting starts for the city elections on April 7th, Chicagoans are faced with a striking choice.

It's a striking choice given that two of the party's leaders have been stripped of parliamentary immunity and charged with attempting to overthrow the government in an allegedly Russian-backed plot.

His opponent, Carme Chacón, a 40-year-old female former defence minister, would have made a more striking choice, but it was not to be.Mr Rubalcaba is a party veteran who became deputy to José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero just as the prime minister's popularity plummeted in 2010.

But the play does make one striking creative choice.

The Steads' most striking editorial choice was to make Johnny, the book's hero, black.

And be aware that your striking word choice might seem less so if all your colleagues are using "quotidian" every day, too.

Much of "Caesar Must Die" is in black and white, a striking visual choice for a drama that, at least in its unabridged form, turns on characters who, from scene to scene, word to deed, are so complexly shaded.

If Mrs. Obama is a different and more stylish first lady than the country has seen in a while, she proved it Tuesday with some striking fashion choices.