Sentence examples for striking for both from inspiring English sources

Robert Pastor, a professor of international relations at American University, said the document was striking for both its new ideas and its repudiation of policies that the group once favored.

Mr. Bokaer's latest works have been striking for both their originality and their aesthetic impact, and the collaboration with Mr. Arsham promises a dramatic visual setting, with cast fiberglass molds that will melt during the performance, offering changing shapes as a living sculptural counterpoint to the dance.

But what happened with Royal Dutch Shell's planned giant gas to liquids plant project in Louisiana is striking for both the scale and speed of that budget inflation and the suddenness with which the project -- years in the consideration -- was simply shelved.

The results from the financial and case study datasets are striking for both their similarities and differences.

The variation in the ratios of total intron sequence per genes was quite striking, for both of the gene expression groups.

The woman was a very striking, for-real looking Greek named, of all things, Helen.

It's striking, for example, that both The Herbal Bed and Bingo are based on court cases from towards the end of Shakespeare's life.

It is even more striking that for both cases, Ic is larger when the applied field is perpendicular to the tape surface instead of along the ab-plane.

The turnabout could not be more striking, and for both men the stakes could be nothing less than the presidency itself.

Writer/director Tom McCarthy's previous two films, The Station Agent and The Visitor, displayed a striking empathy for both the everyman and the fish out of water, and a knack for combining wit with pathos.

The first striking observation for both datasets is the low normalized cut performance of Kagawa et al.