Sentence examples for striking compared with from inspiring English sources
That was particularly striking compared with the relationship they enjoyed with Mr. Summers's predecessor, Neil L. Rudenstine.
Mr. Cuomo's antiseptic remove was all the more striking compared with the heated reactions of his fellow Democrats around the state, who have passionately denounced Mr. Paladino.
For Dr. Garrahan, the University of Nottingham scientist, and Dr. Chandler, the Berkeley scientist, the contrast between fast- and slow-moving regions was so striking compared with the other changes near the transition, they focused on these dynamics.
The Richards saga was particularly striking compared with another major story line from that first week, the U.S. Open debut of a 14-year-old phenom named Tracy Austin.
The election results were particularly striking compared with the election in October, in which Mr. Capriles faced off against Mr. Chávez, and the ailing incumbent won by 11 percentage points.
The near-silence is striking compared with the outrage that seized the city two years ago, when Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg led a successful and much-maligned effort to overturn city law in order to grant elected officials, including himself, a chance at a third term.
Her silence is all the more striking when compared with Anthony D. Weiner's wife, Huma Abedin, who has taken a prominent role in her husband's mayoral bid, appearing in a campaign video and greeting voters in Harlem hand-in-hand with her spouse.
Those figures are particularly striking when compared with the United States, where despite its reputation as a technological wonderland, interactive TV has yet to catch on.
The rate of decline is even more striking when compared with new cases reported over the last two full years -- 1,062 cases in 1998 and 896 in 1999.
His position is all the more striking when compared with his standing a year ago, as he was preparing for his second inauguration after a solid reelection victory.
"He thought it would be better to be an insider". Mr. Rice's repeated willingness to be a foot soldier in the mayor's political army is particularly striking when compared with the reputation he has earned in the State Legislature.
