Sentence examples for striking stories from inspiring English sources

Below are some of the most striking stories.

ONE of the striking stories of the 2008 election cycle was the emergence of the next generation of American voters.

Reading these striking stories, one wonders about the Israelis who lock their doors against external evil, but never stop to question their own morality.

As Neil Gaiman, a regular performer, explains in his introduction to this compendium of the 50 most striking stories so far: "Honesty matters.

But the most striking stories in the volume are those that are built around conceits or narrative pyrotechnics and that create little parallel worlds.

For Nixon watchers the pleasure in reading Reeves's most striking stories will come in the recollection of where they heard them first.

But the most striking story here is the good news: ending poverty need not be a source of stress on planetary boundaries.

Paradoxically, the most striking story is that of Rafael Cabrera, a quiet, dignified chap with a natural touch with kids, who did 28 years in prison for murder.

Yorkshire-born Raisin burst on to the scene with God's Own Country, a linguistically striking story of the isolation of rural life.

Such agony is plainly displayed in The Earthquake in Chile, which alongside The Foundling stands as perhaps Kleist's most striking story.

There's the striking story of their children, adopted after their parents' death by the man who wrote Billie Holiday's 'Strange Fruit'.