Sentence examples for striking relief from inspiring English sources
More strictly it refers only to the latter striking relief feature.
Indeed, when taken to its logical extreme, Tagliabue's logic might bring into striking relief the extent to which the senior ranks of league management continue to be administered by individuals who are similarly misrepresentative of the majority of game participants.
In striking relief against the church's enormous reredos -- an elaborately carved stone wall -- the choir wears bright scarlet cassocks; by permission of Queen Elizabeth II herself, the choristers use the same color worn by the choir at Westminster Abbey.
By contrast the most compelling moments were the simplest, when the stage would stop spinning, when for a few brief moments lights and colors formed an arresting picture, and the image would merge with Wagner's music, and the two would stand together in striking relief.
The 1920s Penobscot building features striking reliefs inspired by Native American culture; the Guardian building, once a cathedral to finance, is decked out in gaudy tiles.
Russia's most extensive region, the West Siberian Plain, is the most striking single relief feature of the country and quite possibly of the world.
In this series of patients, the surgery achieved a striking postoperative relief of pain in both the osteoarthritic and the rheumatoid patients.
Deep brain stimulation can provide striking tremor relief, but the introduction of stimulating electrodes deep in the substance of the brain carries significant risks, including those of hemorrhage [ 3].
The walls are either bare or impeccably hung with a selection of Mr. Kelly's striking painting reliefs.
Three weeks after leaving Nrityagram I saw, in the caves at Udaigiri in Orissa state, the oldest depiction of Odissi: a striking bas-relief, dating from about the first century A.D., of a female dancer backed by musicians.
The East African Rift System constitutes the most striking and distinctive relief feature of the continent.
