Sentence examples for strikingly bright from inspiring English sources

On Andrews Avenue North sits a house painted a strikingly bright shade of yellow, wedged conspicuously between modest, plain neighbors.

While his name is still attached to projects throughout Portugal, it's Ramos's strikingly bright fruit-driven Alentejo reds that I find most consistently rewarding.

It's early morning as I write these words, the darkness is thick outside my windows, and, in the sky, which is cold and clear, the stars are strikingly bright.

Its later buildings in New Jersey were designed with long corridors to ensure unplanned interactions between people, some of whom were notably eccentric Claude Shannon, the father of information theory, rode down these hallways on a unicycle but all were strikingly bright, and several won Nobel prizes.

The collapse of a nearby star led to a strikingly bright supernova in January and thanks to the Hubble Space Telescope, we have an image of it.

Sun dogs the origin of the term is unclear are normally caused by the bending of sunlight in tiny ice crystals in the atmosphere, but when scientists shone a laser on a junction between three soap films, they saw something strikingly similar: Bright spots appeared, which they named laser dogs because of their relationship with sun dogs.

Films like "Across the Sea of Time" (1995) and "Wings of Courage" (1995) used a complex and expensive technology, based on liquid crystal "shutter" lenses, to produce strikingly sharp and bright stereoscopic images.

It's a wonderfully felicitous bit of casting; Ms. Dunst's sparkle on the screen is strikingly reminiscent of Davies's bright appeal, at least in the handful of comedies the dour Hearst allowed his protégée to make.

Shedding the heft of a modern string section has immediate consequences: period woodwind and brass timbres, already brighter, earthier and more strikingly textured than their modern counterparts, take over a larger share of the spotlight.

Another resident soloist, a cherub-faced young man called Robbie Hiner, provides comic relief by joking with Falwell and by wearing, on occasion, a bright-green suit, which contrasts strikingly with the baby-blue carpeting of the church.

Quantitative analysis of 100 wall/cavity combinations demonstrated brighter wall segments and more strikingly darker cavities during harmonic imaging (cavity intensity on a 0 to 255 scale: fundamental = 15.6 ± 8.6; harmonic = 6.0 ± 5.3; P <.0001), which led to enhanced contrast between the wall and cavity (1.89 versus 1.19, P <.0001).