Sentence examples for striking concept from inspiring English sources

It was a striking concept for Anna.

It's a striking concept that reminds us that the opera is as much about class as it is about sex.

Designed for Tom Cruise to drive in a future Steven Spielberg film, "Minority Report," the red two-seater stands out as the most striking concept at the show.

In images seen around the world, Mr. Libeskind advanced a striking concept for the tallest building on the site, now called Freedom Tower.

While Cadillac, Chevrolet and Pontiac have signaled new design directions with striking concepts that became production cars -- the XLR, SSR and Solstice, respectively -- Buick's efforts at designing a winning "halo car" and new design language have repeatedly come to grief.

Time Out Londons Tom Huddleston wrote that "the photography is pleasingly crisp and the design is stunning", but that, "[t]he script feels flat ... the dialogue is lazy, while the plot, though crammed with striking concepts, simply fails to coalesce.

Renault unveiled a striking blue concept car by Ross Lovegrove, a British furniture and product designer, at the Salone Internazionale del Mobile di Milano furniture show on Monday.

A spokesperson said: "We believe the UCL rent strike could blow the rent strike concept across London – we're already planning a second strike at UCL and we've been in conversation with other student campuses around the country".

The revised law preserves the three-strikes concept, but it imposes a life sentence only when the third felony offense is serious or violent, as defined in state law.

Originally, the debt strike concept gained a lot of traction within the Occupy movement, but people across the country weren't ready for such an idea and conditions across the country couldn't support a mass default.

Post-Reformation theology, out of anxiety about "mysticism," struck this concept almost entirely from its vocabulary.