Sentence examples for striking shows from inspiring English sources

It is one of the more striking shows in this space, which has a vigorous art school and exhibition program.

Before that glitch, Rollins' imagination and stamina had accompanied him all the way to his 80s, and his 2010 LJF performance was one of his finest - despite striking shows that year from Charles Lloyd, The Bad Plus, and a thrilling and unexpectedly jazzy one from pianist Robert Glasper.

To this end, it helps that Game of Thrones remains one of the most visually striking shows on television, a mesmerising mix of sumptuously detailed sets and sweeping exteriors (filmed everywhere from Iceland to Morocco to Ireland to Malta) that bring Martin's world of labyrinthine deceptions and fire-breathing dragons to life.

This gorgeously shot drama -- and it's one of the most visually striking shows on TV -- is simple but not simplistic, and that's a crucial distinction.

As any fan of Pushing Daisies will tell you, Bryan Fuller knows how to make a visually striking show.

In a striking show of bipartisanship, on Wednesday night Democrats and Republicans alike praised Mueller's appointment.

But "Julia Margaret Cameron," a small, striking show at the Metropolitan Museum, makes her out to be a singular phenomenon.

Even if there was a touch of the straight shapes of the designer J.W. Anderson, it was a striking show.

The Pet Shop Boys were canny enough to close their visually striking show by bringing on the full Brythoniaid to join them for Go West.

Landmarks in London were lit up with the colours of the Tricolore in a striking show of unity with France following the terror crisis.

Hillary Clinton savoured her crushing victory on Sunday over Bernie Sanders in the South Carolina primary – a win that makes another striking showing at the polls this week look all but inevitable, and with it a smoother road toward the Democratic party nomination.