Sentence examples similar to strikingly informed from inspiring English sources
The atmosphere was strikingly informal.
"She was strikingly curious and well informed about the mechanics of the real world, and was neither afraid of intellectual content, nor in any way pretentious about it".
Wasn't she at Wellesley, where, we are informed, lesbianism is strikingly common?
He was unusually tall (6 feet 7 inches), strikingly handsome and encyclopedically well informed about everything from dinosaurs to medieval banquet halls to nanotechnology.
Strikingly, the emerging dialogue on class is informed by the ways in which we have typically talked about race.
They are, without exception, superb; strikingly modern tales of exile and cultural dislocation, informed by Gallant's experiences as a Canadian expat in post-war Europe.
Most strikingly, Stratemeyer abandoned the model of self-improvement that informed both Alger's and Patten's best-sellers.
Even more strikingly, however, after a precipitous decline earlier in the decade, informed consumers have regained trust in traditional authorities and experts.
Morisot's harbor views seem incredibly daring in their lack of finish -- de Kooningesque at times -- and depart strikingly from the cautious deliberation that informs so much of her work.
