Sentence examples for striking episode from inspiring English sources

One striking episode suggests that investors should be sceptical.

There is a striking episode early on in "A Privilege to Die," Thanassis Cambanis's well-reported account of the rise of Lebanon's Hezbollah movement.

One particularly striking episode concerns Benjamin's Torah teacher, who returns to Vienna and certain death on the eve of World War II.

In one striking episode a piercing brass choir sets off a bevy of creeping chords and curious patterns of rising scales.

A striking episode this season involving torture concerned Joe Prado, a suspected terrorist accomplice freed just before being interrogated, thanks to a lawyer working for Amnesty Global, a (barely) fictionalized Amnesty International.

In the most striking episode, masked men attacked the offices of the Brotherhood's Web site in Cairo, upending furniture, littering the floor with broken glass and papers and smashing computers.

The work's most striking episodes took place inside a boxlike rectangle designed by Bryan Hayes.

Some of the most striking episodes in Nadia Fall's remarkable play Home have no words.

One of the more striking episodes of Mr. Clinton's return to New Hampshire occurred Friday at the end of his appearance at the University of New Hampshire.

Some of the most striking episodes stretch the patience most: there is a long sequence when a suicide attempt gradually turns to farce.

Robin Hood was a rebel, and many of the most striking episodes in the tales about him show him and his companions robbing and killing representatives of authority and giving the gains to the poor.