Sentence examples for striking quality from inspiring English sources

The most striking quality of his music comes from the unconventional sounds he draws from instruments.

The most striking quality of the Man'yōshū is its powerful sincerity of expression.

Apart from its revisionism, its most striking quality is its avoidance of clutter, and hence its rhetorical force.

Her most striking quality was the courage she had to stand accused – she did not look for forgiveness.

And yes, from the striking quality of the vegetables alone, I would say there are unseen energies at work here.

But the architectural structure in the music that Mr. Dudamel revealed was the most striking quality of the performance.

The 22-year-old, who scored the opener in Turin against Carlo Ancelotti's side, once again reminded his former boss of his striking qualities having been deemed surplus to requirements by the Liga giants.

One of the most immediately striking qualities of these cars is the staggeringly high volumes in which some of them sell.

As noted above, some philosophers lean heavily on a distinction between aesthetic properties and artistic properties, taking the former to be perceptually striking qualities that can be directly perceived in works, without knowledge of their origin and purpose, and the latter to be relational properties that works possess in virtue of their relations to art history, art genres, etc.

There are miserable men and women of all shapes and sizes, caught in a kind of sleepwalker's pause: their dialogue has a stymied, stricken quality.

Shock treatment Flying in circles Buns and guns Star struck Quality of mercy Blurring black and white The leisurely revolutionary ReprintsYet Mr Miyauchi is hardly an ardent revolutionary.