Sentence examples similar to striking matter from inspiring English sources

Shot with a panoramic camera, the pictures have a striking, matter-of-fact lucidity that brings down to earth the ethereal eroticism of the conventional photographic nude, giving us instead ordinary women who seem amazed or stunned by -- or sometimes serenely in tune with -- their own swollen, gestating bodies (Johnson).

Quite aside from the subject matter, the striking thing looking at this trail is what a remarkably simple ruse was used to obtain the documents.

A transgenic mouse model expressing a nine-octapeptide insertion mutant mouse PrP (9OPRI) fused with enhanced green fluorescent protein [ 28] exhibited a striking white matter accumulation of abnormal PrP with intra-axonal mutant PrP as linear filamentous aggregates in central and peripheral axons, suggesting disruption of axonal transport [ 28].

The striking thing?

That's the striking thing.

It was all the more striking because the subject matter was so generic.

And the dances in "Kinky Boots" (Al Hirschfeld Theater) aren't as striking as their subject matter — drag queens wearing flashy footwear — deserves.

"There is a striking analogy between matter and mind, and the present disorganization of society warns us that in the dethronement of woman we have let loose the elements of violence and ruin that she only has the power to curb," Stanton argued.

A striking book jacket matters much less.

It is a striking painting but the subject matter is common enough to prompt comparisons with similar works, such as Masaccio's "Expulsion" at the Brancacci Chapel in Florence in which shame and desolation are more deeply expressed.

For reasons that have never been clear to me, there is a percentage of people who have always hated the Clintons, no matter how striking their successes.