Sentence examples for striking terms from inspiring English sources

The Rhythmic Event rethinks the digital in striking terms.

In striking terms, he contrasted the evolution with the approach of the Democratic candidate.

One exception, however, is a 2008 Swedish study that frames the issue in rather striking terms.

Looking at the beaches and resort hotels below, Paulo Cezar Bento, a physical instruction teacher in the Vidigal favela, describes the "them and us" differences in striking terms.

Instead, emissaries from both camps descended on Capitol Hill armed with studies that made their case in the most striking terms, pitting the interests of agricultural behemoths against those of oil giants.

As many around the country fear for their futures under a leader whose definition of an American fails to include them, we look to artists like Fazlalizadeh to depict in simple and striking terms what it has always and will always mean to be an American.

Hardware engineers refer to the circumstances of use as the "environment," whereas the software engineers use a more striking term, the "operational profile".

It is a striking term to use in reference to one's mothering and ability to breastfeed.

Particularly striking in terms of the lacking data was Boyd's admission that there is "no information at all" on the changing state of overall insect pollination.

When choosing the shortlist of finalists the judge will be looking for the pictures that are the most striking in terms of photographic quality and best illustrate the brief laid down in the monthly assignment.

There have been losers of course, and in London one of the most striking, in terms of hard numbers, is the Royal Ballet, who will feel the impact of the 2.2% cut to the Opera House budget.