Sentence examples for striking list of from inspiring English sources

See Urmson, "Plato and the Poets," pp. 231-233, for a striking list of quotations to this effect, including the lines from Dylan Thomas quoted at the start of this essay.

Apparent evidence that they do is provided by the striking list of poets who made major contributions in spite of dying young: Robert Burns, Byron, Shelley, Keats, Rimbaud, Leopardi, Rupert Brooke, Wilfred Owen, Hart Crane, Dylan Thomas, Sylvia Plath.

It is a striking list, but not terribly meaningful, because of the incomparable scale of Churchill's achievements and blunders, which inevitably make Mr Johnson's seem paltry.

So one statement this striking list makes is that innovation isn't just about novelty.

Qiu He is just the latest in what's becoming a striking list.

Amid the references and the self-consciously kooky stuff about talking to trees – "hey little leaf, lying on the ground" – she has a way with a straightforwardly striking line: "Lists of sins and solemn vows don't make you any friends"; "Anecdotes cannot say what time may do".

This was particularly striking in the list of GGGGCC RNA-binders isolated from nuclear extracts of the SH-SY5Y human neuronal cell line (Fig. 2F).

The single most striking fact about the list of famous people who have appeared at the Oxford Union down the years - the only striking fact, really - is that it is a list of famous people.

One sad and striking thing about this list of beautiful books is that only one, McEwan's "Atonement," appeared on the Times best-seller list, in hardcover or soft.

In "The Firm: The Story of McKinsey and Its Secret Influence on American Business," reporter Duff McDonald argues the company invented many of the tools of modern management but at the same time can also be associated with a list of "striking failures".

They were certain striking omissions from the list of countries invited: North Korea, South Korea, Nationalist China on Taiwan (Formosa), Australia, New Zealand, Russia (which is at least in part of Asia, Israell and the Union of South Africa.