Sentence examples for strikingly reflective from inspiring English sources
There are thrilling moments to be had: inching past an opponent, afternoon sun bleaching your McLaren P1's strikingly reflective windscreen, while a lovingly rendered whitewashed wall speeds past just centimetres from your wing-mirror.
"Earth in the Balance" has a strikingly reflective tone and is widely considered to be Mr. Gore's midlife crisis book, written when Mr. Gore was trying to recover from his disastrous 1988 campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination, while coping with the serious injuries of his son, who had been hit by a car.
Nixon had a complex personality, both very secretive and awkward, yet strikingly reflective about himself.
Seeking an immediate impact, most poets made their poems strikingly visual in character, more dramatic than reflective, and revealed psychology and motives through action and gesture.
They appear to be strikingly different in knowing how to learn, being able to monitor their own understanding, being reflective about what they understand and do not understand, and being able to strategize about how to resolve their confusions.
But it was András Schiff's strikingly thoughtful account of Bartók's Third Piano Concerto that really caught the attention – the opening movement quietly reflective and almost elegiac, tinged with the elegance of neoclassicism yet allowed to unfold in its own space, the "night music" episode of the central adagio given almost an improvisatory feel.
The distinctive basin topology, reflective characteristics of the surrounding mountains, building construction, and densely packed population makes Tehran an environment strikingly conducive to very high mortality following a nuclear attack.
