If there were any softness in the union ranks on the idea of striking, that kind of talk would not further intimidate players but would reinforce their resolve.
In "Weekend," there's a striking, third kind of figure — a flamboyantly anarchic, sybaritic artist, Paul Gégauff, whom Godard had known since the early nineteen-fifties (through their mutual friend Eric Rohmer, a.k.a. Maurice Schérer).
In "Weekend," there's a striking, third kind of figure a flamboyantly anarchic, sybaritic artist, Paul Gégauff, whom Godard had known since the early nineteen-fifties (through their mutual friend Eric Rohmer, a.k.a. Maurice Schérer).
Virginia Woolf was a striking woman, the kind of person you would have noticed.
Thus, the poets admired Virgil and imitated Ovid; lacking genuine inspiration, they substituted for it an erudite cleverness, the fruit of an education that stressed oratory of a striking but sterile kind.
"It is striking that this kind of growing exploitation can happen in the US, Europe or in the sea near Ireland and not just in places such as south-east Asia – men seeking a better life abroad who end up on the high seas in zones of little regulation and monitoring".
After the complex buildup of tensions, the last ten minutes of the movie are a comic-pathetic letdown: the subdued acting and the trash-strewn street scenes lead to nothing more striking than the kind of overexplicit clichés heard in mediocre TV dramas.
It's striking and the kind of thing that really tells the story of who they are.
These events were combined with a violence that was absolutely striking for these kinds of situations".
The statistic S2 found the most striking contrast between kinds of comparisons in Figure 5, differences between morphs being clearly the largest.
There is an even more striking difference in the kind of mental illness.
