Sentence examples for strikingly presented from inspiring English sources

The two big breasts are herb-covered, crisp-skinned, juicy delights, strikingly presented with green and yellow squash rounds on a skewer rising from their center.

Yet on Wednesday night, these revivals looked more like restagings, strikingly presented with new sets by Bjorn G. Amelan and transformative lighting by Robert Wierzel.

The strikingly presented crab cakes ($10) were crunchy, filler-free and given a welcome spin by their black bean-mango salsa and guava aioli accompaniment.

The crunchy, crisp, skinned roast duck (sans excess fat) with a seductive fruit glaze that pervaded its bed of wild basmati rice was strikingly presented with its criss-crossed legs pointing skyward much like swords.

His picture of the Ireland of pre- and post-second world war decades, of its village life and its crumbling institutions, is even more strikingly presented in his later fiction.

The program also has a remarkably well-designed and engaging Web site (www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/galileo) that fills in background about Galileo, and more strikingly presents interactive versions of his experiments.

In fact, if there is any quality that seems to be strikingly present in all of Ms. Kusama's work, it is precisely that of insistence.

But no matter what, all Americans can and should take this opportunity to learn about and engage with the historic and ongoing battle between exclusionary and inclusive visions, a conflict made strikingly present in these Alexandria figures.

It's no secret that the Trayvon Martin/George Zimmerman case has lent new urgency to films like "Fruitvale Station," and "The Butler" also feels strikingly present under the weight of recent news events.

Reflecting on Make Me Up's production, Maclean described it as "an exploration of both the achievements and the complications of contemporary feminism", noting that "the process of making the film has allowed me personally to reinvestigate how strikingly present women are in images and sculptures, yet how absent they are as voices or agents in art production".

One phenomenon is strikingly present in Figures 6 and 7.