Sentence examples for strikingly captured from inspiring English sources
Mingling naturalistic episodes with visionary, expressionistic imagery, Lakatos strikingly captured the siege's atmosphere; in later years, he could not surpass the success of that first major work.
In Potosí (now in Bolivia) in the late 17th century, Melchor Pérez de Holguín painted fluid renderings of biblical personalities and strikingly captured their individual emotional states.
There the excitement of her public appearances, her simple and profound eloquence, her caustic wit in handling hecklers, her ability to "toss a blanket of laughter over the ice of truth," are all strikingly captured.
The aura was indeed painterly, an essence captured strikingly by Jennifer DePalo in layers of red skirts.
Still more strikingly, while Michelangelo captured the movement and muscularity of bodies, not least in his studies for the Sistine Chapel, Leonardo went literally inside bodies to learn how they worked.
Strikingly, these Helitron families captured 3724 fragments from 268 genes and contributed to at least 1.4% of silkworm full-length cDNAs.
Traditional Indian attitudes to rape were strikingly different from the modern ones captured by Pew.
They think that modern Britain's strikingly secular character is not captured by census data reporting that a majority of Britons consider themselves Christian.
The sequence of events for people in Goma is strikingly similar to events four years ago when many of the same rebel soldiers, under a different name, also captured large swaths of territory.
In fact, the physical appearances of adult male and female velvet ants are so strikingly different that it is quite challenging to identify whether two individuals are of the same species, unless they are captured whilst mating.
The later image, captured from television, is too blurry to make precise comparisons, but the heights and positioning of the soldiers in both images look strikingly similar, except for 13 figures who do not appear in the later picture.
