Sentence examples for strikingly appropriate from inspiring English sources

2. Collins does not use the term 'emergent property' but it seems strikingly appropriate.

It is strikingly appropriate that cable network FX is running its surprisingly gripping "The People v. O.J. Simpson American Crime Storyy" during the presidential campaign of Donald Trump.

"The artist, with little or no awareness of what is going on in the field of physics, manages to conjur up images and metaphors that are strikingly appropriate when superimposed upon the conceptual framework of the physicist's later revisions of our ideas about physical reality.

Strikingly, views of the appropriate sentence for possession of small amounts of heroin, cocaine, and crack were almost identical, in contrast to federal sentencing laws that require a much stiffer penalty for possession of a small amount of crack.

In these cases, as at UH, institutional safety culture was strikingly inadequate and did not encompass appropriate risk assessment or adherence to well-established safety procedures. .

First, selection of an appropriate control is problematic because the TB granuloma is strikingly different from uninfected lung parenchyma and contains a markedly different set of cell lineages; therefore the comparison between infected and uninfected tissue is of debatable value.

The 5 members of this family are strikingly variable in their protein structure and function, raising the question as to whether it is appropriate to group them as a family based on their ligand binding abilities.

The strikingly different impact of the AIDA subscales on differentiating between the school and conflict samples implies that it is appropriate to treat the subscales as distinct units in an experimental fashion.