Sentence examples for strikingly solid from inspiring English sources

Brimming with postwar optimism, Stonebrook's strikingly solid citizens are busy buying Frigidaires and chunky new sedans, and the scene, you can't help thinking, is about as spicy as the opening montage of "The Andy Griffith Show".

In the smaller roles Claudia Huckle, as Irene, was a forceful presence with a beautiful tone, and Andrew Foster-Williappliedlied a strikingly solid bass-baritone to Leone's single aria.

The phone is strikingly well-made, the OS is solid and clean, and the keyboard is usable.

These agents have led to strikingly durable responses in several of these solid tumors, but their efficacy has been inconsistent.

Although structurally similar to 2′-(2′-hydroxyphenyl benzoxazoles and 2′-hydroxyphenyl benzoxazoleszoles, 2-(2′-hydroxyphenyl)imidand[1,2-a]pyridines exhibit strikingly different optical properties, especially in the solid state.

Although one might anticipate that the arrangement of proteins within the ESM of the chicken would lead to very broad lines in solid state NMR, the fibers appear strikingly ordered by this technique.

Tumor microenvironment of solid tumors is characterized by a strikingly high concentration of adenosine and ATP.

The Packers and the Steelers, so steeped in N.F.L. history, can look strikingly similar: they each have a mobile quarterback and a solid defense.

The recording, beautifully detailed, packs a solid punch in stereo and is even more strikingly visceral in surround mode, which puts the orchestra around you but preserves the listener-ensemble distance of the concert hall.

A catabolic stroma signature, generated with proteins found differentially up-regulated in taxol-treated fibroblasts, strikingly correlates with recurrence, metastasis and poor patient survival in several solid malignancies.

Strikingly, the Ras/ERK-dependent survival and proliferation of cancer cells are observed in solid tumours in which cells experience hypoxia and up-regulation of autophagy (leading to P62 degradation) (Pursiheimo et al., 2009).