Sentence examples for striking products from inspiring English sources
Of the pottery, the most striking products are the cinerary urns, among which are vessels decorated with elaborate geometric designs of bronze studs (Period 2) and a very handsome group of wares painted with red ochre and graphite.
One of its most striking products is a sofa in her living room by Mattia Bonetti, the Paris designer, which Ms. Lam commissioned for an exhibition on cross-cultural influences that was shown at the National Museum in Beijing in 2005.
The result is that the most striking products can often be the most basic ones: a blow-up plastic shelter for a street-sleeper which costs about $5 to make and can be inflated and heated free of charge from the ventilation duct of any nearby building (see picture).Ms Antonelli intends the message to be one of qualified optimism.
But corners also suited him, and allowed him to express his lighter but more expansive sense of literary purpose: the Biographia Literaria is, perhaps, the most striking product of that freedom.
The striking product line put a lot of consumer electronic companies on notice, especially since Microsoft — historically a software-first outfit — took on the task of creating their own first-rate hardware.
It was alluding to one of the most striking by-products of last week's grand summit between India and China: a torrent of astonishing images emanating from Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his government's feed.
This pH dependency of ACE2 activity is striking when product formation at 150 min is plotted as a function of pH.
Their company, George Foreman Enterprises, has been striking deals for products as varied as vitamin shakes and shoes for diabetics.
Her skin is more striking than any product she could sell.
The process harks back to old-fashioned daguerreotype sittings and the rather formal procedure yields a stark, striking, yet informal product.
Second, and even more striking, the collective product of all those amateur clickers was very good — as a report put it, their "automatically computed consensus" was "virtually indistinguishable from the inputs of a geologist with years of experience in identifying Mars craters".
