Sentence examples for striking noting from inspiring English sources

The researchers called the results "striking," noting that only 16 percent of the nonmeditators gave up their seats, while 50 percent of the meditators did.

Many analysts say the contrast with the aftermath of unrest four years ago is striking, noting that it is still difficult to know exactly what happened during and after the 2008 rioting that started in Lhasa, the capital of the Tibet Autonomous Region.

If that degree of forward planning is striking, note what Brown tells friends: "I've thought through the next stage and the stage after that".

The masculine habitues have taken up the silk, short-sleeved polo shirt, and a striking note of undress is young man wearing a polo shirt and no underwear.

The vast majority who did respond, however, have made a wonderful variety of choices – far indeed from "any old rubbish" – striking notes sometimes interestingly similar to the men's, sometimes intriguingly different.

The candidates spent six weeks attacking one another and targeting Mr. Sanford, with candidates striking notes for their own fiscal conservatism, as well as their own strong families and conservative social and religious values.

A11 NATIONAL A12-22 CandidateSprint Toward Finish Linene in Dead Heat The presidential campaign is coming to a close in an epic, $60 million cacophony of advertisements striking notes of hope and fear, patriotism and betrayal as the candidates head into a final attempt to sway an electorate.

Despite Rousseau's concern for religious toleration both in the chapter and elsewhere, modern readers have often been repelled by one striking note of intolerance.

Successfully striking notes earns points and boosts the player's performance meter; missing notes will cause this meter to drop.

If you see "n/," raise the tremolo bar up after striking note "n" to raise the pitch.

Aside from the sheer number of local dance performances, it is striking to note the variety of dance they illustrate.