Sentence examples for strikingly new from inspiring English sources

The tone was strikingly new.

This is a strikingly new development on the right.

Each season, she takes her lexicon of ideas and shakes them up to produce something strikingly new.

Although he was undoubtedly dependent on the work of older poets, Ḥāfeẓ succeeded in combining the elements handed down to him by tradition in a strikingly new manner.

With the spectacular success of three strikingly new programs All in the Family, The Mary Tyler Moore Show, and M*A*S*H, CBS redefined the medium.

Other artists, such as Konrad von Soest, who executed the "Niederwildungen Altar" about 1403, seem to have reflected developments elsewhere without pioneering anything strikingly new.

The James in Chicago (jameshotels.com) now has a Manhattan sibling, in a strikingly modern new building near Canal Street.

But as an audience member remarked on Friday, the dynamics on the powerful, strikingly raw new recording may be even more vivid than their live counterparts.

That can be interpreted as a sad reflection of the state of two grand old northern clubs, but huge congratulations are due to the newcomers – and also to the North Wales Crusaders and Hemel Stags, who each recorded convincing home wins to stay above Oxford and the Scorpions in a strikingly new-fangled top four.

It's also a strikingly new-media creation, as Zimmerman live-streamed the entire process of making the song and found singer Chris Jones on YouTube after Jone uploaded his vocal cover of the track.

By Harold Ross The New Yorker, August 26 , 1950 P. 20A brand-new, strikingly modern house, part of a housing development in Westchester, carries a sign: "This Is Not the Front Of the House".