Sentence examples for striking yet from inspiring English sources

Progress on this has been striking yet the potential is still vast.

Cameron plans a 40% threshold for striking – yet he was elected by 24% of the electorate.

Her legacy of striking yet simple clothes, which were worn by the Duchess of Windsor and Claudette Colbert, has been revived in the fall styles of both Mr. Bartlett and Tuleh.

Well, just look at what the Kick It Out anti-racism campaign has achieved in domestic football – there's still a long way to go but the difference between what is said in the stands today and what you would have heard 20 years ago is striking – yet no one ever mentioned a boycott, even of some of the worst-offending clubs who turned a deaf ear to the disgusting jibes aimed at black players.

Nearly two months after a contentious labor battle between Chicago teachers and the city, the Chicago Teachers Union is striking yet another blow in a report that calls the city's school system one of "educational apartheid".

Gabrielle's Brasserie 22 North Park Avenue Rockville Centre (516) 536-6611 VERY GOOD THE SPACE Striking yet sedate dining room with an aquarium and arresting curved panels of multicolored stained glass hanging from the ceiling.

"What reader wants to be told what attitude to strike?" Yet the subject tugged at him.

A "browser" is just a shoplifter who hasn't struck yet.

(His mellow alto clarinet tone on "The Secret in the Sky" struck yet another identity; likewise his theremin swoon).

As late as 2002, in an interview with the Jerusalem Post, he struck yet another note of prudence.

Tonight, in its most extensive air strikes yet, Israel bombarded military, police and media targets throughout Gaza in retaliation.