Sentence examples for striking sense from inspiring English sources

That victory may have given bin Laden his striking sense of omnipotence.

There was a striking sense of the exciting and new here, something exhilarating that will push fashion forward.

Her goal was to capture the striking sense of calm and purpose that was palpable in the room.

There's just so much going on here: layers of black fruit, earth, smoke, minerals, in a robust, powerful red with a striking sense of place.

If anything, the setting is complimentary, with creator Vince Gilligan picking Albuquerque over the original setting of California purely because of its striking sense of depth.

"They have shown a striking sense of vision, personal commitment and sensitivity to the nature of a project that is unlike any other".

BaroQue Across the River, a Brooklyn group, opened the concert with two elegant French cantatas — Rameau's "Impatience" and Montéclair's "Ariane et Bacchus" — to which Michèle Eaton brought a sumptuous tone, a keen dramatic sense and striking agility in the ornamental vocal scoring.

Yin Mei has a striking visual sense and an authoritative way with social and literary themes.

Not surprisingly, Mr. Pollini's program on Sunday offered internal structural niceties as well: most striking, a sense of expansion in dynamics, textures and harmonic complication.

The contrast is striking, the sense of discovery all the more exciting, in the confrontation between two, very different types of creative work.

With her striking, idiosyncratic sense of style – part Grace Jones, part Andrews Sisters – and a musical approach for which she cites Ruth Brown, Elvis Presley and video game sounds as influences, rather than the standard R&B checklist of Whitney, Mariah and Beyoncé, young British singer V.V. Brown makes a refreshing alternative to the general run of production-line soul divas.