Sentence examples for strikingly uniform from inspiring English sources

Senior government officials — including Mr. Assad — and their supporters reel off a strikingly uniform explanation for the uprisings, blaming foreign agents and denying official responsibility for the violence.

The reaction was strikingly uniform: silence, then contemplation, then a one-word answer—"Boris"—before a flood of agreement: "Oh yeah, I'd vote for Boris Johnson".

The White-fronted Swift is separated from other swifts only by virtue of its strikingly uniform plumage, proportionately shorter, square-ended tail, broad-winged, chunky-bodied, and relatively large-headed appearance.

Hundreds of women, most wearing chadors or other forms of conservative dress, browsed an array of outfits, many of which appeared strikingly uniform in their dark colouring and full length.

Among the Democrats, there was a strikingly uniform response to the two candidates across ideological lines, suggesting that Mr. Bradley had failed in his effort to picture himself as an insurgent with "new ideas" and to paint Mr. Gore as old hat.

Valerie Ciarletti, a member of the radio experiment team, says the interior was also strikingly uniform.

Born in Britain in the mid-'60s as a tougher offshoot of Mods, skinheads came to prominence a decade later with a strikingly aggressive uniform of Fred Perry polos, Ben Sherman button-downs, thin suspenders, Dr. Martens boots and the shorn skulls that gave them their name.

Over 30,000 Americans are shot and die every year; yet there is strikingly little uniform information on gun homicides, suicides and accidents, and correspondingly little empirical evidence on how to reduce them.The Firearm Injury Centre at the Medical College of Wisconsin has created a Firearm Injury Reporting System (FIRS).

We noticed that Fn1 is expressed in strikingly non-uniform patterns during mouse embryogenesis, and that its expression is particularly enriched in the pharyngeal region corresponding with the pharyngeal arches 3, 4, and 6.

The South American rebels appealing for military support in London were at first so impoverished they had to clothe volunteers in uniforms cast off by soldiers returning from the Napoleonic war – but as Simón Bolívar's struggle became a cause celebre, their new troops were soon dressed in "strikingly luxurious uniforms based on those of the Royal Artillery".

Examination of the presence of the PGM NISE across different bacterial taxa revealed a strikingly non-uniform distribution (Table 1) as noted previously [6].