Sentence examples for striking models from inspiring English sources

Couture clothing is modeled and presented to us in magazines and other locations adorned over the bodies of the most striking models in the world.

It was a striking model that many would imitate.

Her aunt, Adele Bloch-Bauer, had been the striking model for the artist's celebrated 1907 painting, Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer I, a work that once hung in her childhood home.

The caps radiate like starbursts on the company's Web site, which features loads of pictures of local heroes in its clothes: Yasiin Bey (formerly Mos Def), Joshua and Travis of the influential style blog Street Etiquette, and the rapper Pusha T. The most striking model on the site is Osoré himself.

The example of the Sarikeçilis is therefore a striking model of community and vote-catching responses by shepherds faced with a political agenda by the state (Salzman 1983).

The U.S. will probably see a version of General Motors' new Opel Insignia sedan, a striking model now on sale in Europe, and named car of the year by European journalists.

The daughter of a Manhattan ad executive and a striking model, Haag, a Juilliard-trained stage and screen actress, was also born into privilege.

How an ancient gk enzyme gave rise to a protein domain with scaffolding/spindle orientation functions is also a striking model for the evolution of novel molecular functions.

Perhaps the most striking model prediction is that 100% vaccination coverage of a 12-year-old cohort of girls would lead to a reduction of 66% in the prevalence of high-grade cervical lesions and a 76% reduction in cervical cancer deaths.

As a scientific tool, the figure is a striking example of our ability model major climate events.

Pat Cleveland and Sterling St. Jacques are very striking black models.