Sentence examples for striking ease from inspiring English sources

Republican, Democrat, they can direct the votes of their adherents with striking ease.

But as he explores compromises with Mr. Baucus, Mr. Grassley displays striking ease with the premises of the effort.

Bolt handled his heat with striking ease, slowing to something that resembled a jog in the final 50 meters to win in 20.18 seconds.

She shifted among declamation, babble, shrieks and coloratura passages with a striking ease, her tone florid and ostentatious here, pinched and nasal there.

A striking ease of proximity falls over me in a way that never exists in the rest of my life – even with my family.

Accompanied by the pianist Debra Scurto-Davis, Ms. Larusdottir deployed her high, bright and clear voice with a striking ease and consistency in four Purcell songs arranged by Britten.

The completeness of the collapse was especially striking given the ease with which Federer has been holding throughout the third set.

It's striking how at ease she is in front of any audience, and how much love she gets back, particularly when doing an impression of a clown's honking horn at extraordinary (some would say infuriating) length.

What's striking about this social ease is that the freetown has always been a magnet to drunks and people with psychiatric problems.

Bought from AZ Alkmaar for £17m to ease the striking burden on Harry Kane, the Dutchman is needed immediately now that the England forward is out with an ankle ligament injury.

In 1994, one of those gurus, Esther Dyson, made a striking prediction: that the ease with which digital content can be copied and disseminated would eventually force businesses to sell the results of creative activity cheaply, or even give it away.