Sentence examples for striking sentiment from inspiring English sources

As he told friends at the time, it wasn't, for him, the music that mattered on this very public occasion but the message, a striking sentiment from such a peerless and deep-dyed musician.

As Winters reintegrates himself into civilian society, what's most striking is the sentiment captured in the article's title, "Ugh.

That was a striking contrast to sentiments expressed before the South Carolina primary, when only 26 percent of Florida voters chose Mr. Gingrich as the best candidate to defeat Mr. Obama.

Learned-Miller's sentiment is striking, considering that he is funded in part by the U.S. Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity to develop a facial recognition project called Janus.

Her sculpture, drawings, and prints betoken general concepts and generic sentiments; however striking, their form is arbitrary.

Most striking was Ms. Moore's positive sentiment toward her landlords.

Much of the new video shows the women being manhandled by police and whipped by Cossacks; instead of leaving them to jump around unmolested, the authorities provided a striking visual illustration of the sentiment in the lyrics.

And in a striking shift from pre-recession sentiment, people are expressing resentment not just of illegal immigrants, but also those here legally.

"I selected those sentiments that seemed striking, witty and, if not true, then at least absolutely, ruthlessly sincere," Professor Blaisdell writes.

No reason other than O'Connor's striking vocal presence, articulating the sentiments of Jamaican shanty town, bush and backyard in her own Celtic cadence.

The comments have been particularly striking because Thailand has traditionally harbored relatively little anti-American sentiment.