Sentence examples similar to striking upside from inspiring English sources
We describe and quantify the striking upside-down, or supine, diving behaviour of these animals and discuss why this behaviour may be advantageous to the narwhal.
In an even more striking image, a woman swings upside down from a man's arm like a monkey on a branch.
Set in Chagall's shtetl, his small Jewish village in Vitebsk, Belarus, this striking work depicts a fiery angel plummeting upside down to earth, signifying the age of terror for Jews (the Nazi era).
Another is a striking close-up of the escape artist Harry Houdini, upside down in a water tank.
When the man's son shows up at the funeral, the whole town can't help but notice their striking resemblance; and so Sunny's life turns upside down.
One of the most striking things, watching, is how much time capoeiristas spend upside down, standing on their hands, on their heads.
The other striking effect of the camera obscura method is that it casts an upside-down, positive image on the photographic paper.
He designed an "S-shaped binding" -- picture two paperbacks joined at the spine, with pages opening on either side, each upside down from the other -- which "would have looked a bit more striking".
The most striking is a French one for "Platform" that, in its original form, showed Mao Zedong's face upside down.
