Sentence examples for striking subjects from inspiring English sources

The Baltimore-born Greek-American photographer Christos Palios discovered striking subjects when visiting family in Greece.

For centuries, free-will and self-consciousness have been striking subjects of interest in various sectors of society.

This is particularly striking in subjects with hypertensive blood pressure values, where CML demonstrated an independent association with carotid diameter.

Buenaventura is a striking case of state abandonment, but it is not alone: across the country, Afro-descendants and indigenous populations are subjected to such treatment.

What is more striking about subject role shift in Mandarin is that while there is a special group of dual-subject EPs which may predicate either an Experiencer or a Stimulus, in a formally unmarked, non-derived way.

It was all the more striking because the subject matter was so generic.

And the dances in "Kinky Boots" (Al Hirschfeld Theater) aren't as striking as their subject matter — drag queens wearing flashy footwear — deserves.

The settings were as striking as the subjects.

Farther along, two perpendicular portraits by seemingly disparate artists, the French neo-Classicist Ingres and the Persian painter Mihr Ali, bore a striking resemblance: both subjects were seated in armchairs with their hands on their laps.

In 2010, a political anthropologist would have found a striking correlation between subjects' views on the American health-care system and their views on the propriety of the legislative technique known variously as the Slaughter rule, deem-and-pass, or, best of all, Demon Pass.

There is a particularly striking moment when, subjected to police surveillance, he cries, "Don't go" – a line that might be equally addressed to his beloved Valeria or to the watching policemen.