Sentence examples for striking text from inspiring English sources

This is a striking text politically – covering military intervention in Indigenous communities and the catastrophically destructive effects of climate change – and one that has greater significance by the day.

A chamber-music concert Sunday afternoon illustrated the impact of Schoenberg's 1912 song cycle "Pierrot Lunaire" by following it with works by Ravel, Maurice Delage and Stravinsky, whose "Trois Poésies de la Lyrique Japonaise" (1913) and "Pribaoutki" (1914) show him ingesting and developing Schoenberg's striking text settings and kaleidoscopic instrumental accompaniment.

Her otherworldly voice and ritualistic gestures were well suited to Ms. Wilson's striking texts, and she shared with Ms. Beiser a certain fierce sexuality that ultimately forbade any suggestion of victimhood.

However that may be, the striking thing about the text as a text is that it is not so much diabolical or sinister as creepy.

One of the more striking features of the text is its predominantly philosophical flavor and its comparative lack of theological material.

To me, the most striking thing about the text, which has both an authentic and an artificial ring, is the Pakistani obsession with and anger toward the Osama bin Laden operation.

The censoring, which included striking words from the text such as "breast," is the latest in a series of moves by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his Justice and Development Party (AKP) to promote Sunni Islam and conservative values in schools.

Although conducted in different regions, three pairs of publications [ 18] and [ 19], [ 20] and [ 21], [ 22] and [ 23] showed striking similarities in both text and figures.

Three pairs of publications [ 18] and [ 19], [ 20] and [ 21], [ 22] and [ 23] with striking similarities in both text and figures were excluded in sensitivity analyses, however, exclusion did not substantially affect the main findings.

Certainly the new work is a striking departure from the text-based pieces that Mr. Parker became known for in the late 1990s.

Since then performances have shown that El Niño works as a concert-hall piece, where the striking juxtapositions of the texts and Adams's music can be appreciated for their own sakes.