"The scripts that really stand out usually have something more that is striking: flashes of wit, sensitivity to detail, argumentative force".
Regis's own canvasses are alive with thick black lines, figurative and free-form, and striking flashes of crimson, yellow and baby blue.
Shot through with Saunders' signature style, there's a trademark use of striking pattern and flashes of block-colour.
The book starts with a striking image, which "flashed across Serenity's mind as he disappeared into the jaws of the colossal crocodile: a rotting buffalo with rivers of maggots and armies of flies emanating from its cavities".
These stories are sprinkled with striking images and flashes of humor: a casino customer's face "went from ruddy ebullience to pallid defeat in two hours"; an old man who could hardly speak "still whistled at all the nurses who entered his room, even the ugly ones".
Once over, Will repeated one of the many striking facts that had flashed up on the screen: "If Facebook were a country, it would be the third-largest in the world".
A barrage followed and Ramage went to the ground, as Gleckman, a jiu-jitsu practioner, flashed his striking skills.
Here, we provide a novel mechanistic account of how the striking sound-induced double-flash illusion is engendered.
The city falls quietly away as grand jetés and cabrioles flash across a striking view that tapers from the San Gabriels to the Pacific.
It has flashes of quite striking acting, is much better looking than your average soap, and far funnier.
The effect of these garish, flashing monoliths is striking, especially when seen from the promenade on the Kowloon waterfront, across the harbor.
