Sentence examples for striking not only from inspiring English sources

The ads are striking not only in their volume but also in their pointed language.

These lists are striking not only for their multitudes but also for the glaring lack of a front-runner.

His invitation is striking not only because of the attractive example he offers, but also by how explicitly he witnesses to the power of the Gospel.

The president's campaign commercial is striking not only for its timing but for its sharply defensive tone toward a very specific target.

Israel, which used a 550-pound bomb dropped from a warplane, said it was striking not only at Sheik Yassin but also at Hamas terrorists meeting with him.

Shecter's animations are striking not only for the aforementioned mixture of innocence and gravity, but also for the collage-like visual language, which allows the artist, in his words, "to construct worlds that are as maximal as possible".

Coins were struck not only by single towns but also jointly by alliances of towns (homonoiai).

Attacks on diplomatic personnel have struck not only larger nations such as the United States and Russia.

Other elected officials were struck not only by his intensity, but also by what they viewed as his lack of loyalty.

Luckily for London, gold fever struck not only him but also his stepsister's sixty-year-old husband, who purchased ship fare, clothes, and equipment for both men.

That is how it struck not only the public but also those for whom photography was a living, or an ecstatic pursuit.