Sentence examples for strikingly unlike from inspiring English sources
Around the time Browne was at Stanford, sounding strikingly unlike an oil executive, BP was trying its own kind of identity shift, sounding strikingly unlike an oil company.
The mews house is strikingly unlike her antiques-filled Spanish-style Pasadena home, but as she noted: "At the outset, I thought I was uncomfortable with modern architecture.
The neighborhood is an organic, almost whimsical collection of houses that have evolved over the years with second stories, additions and other embellishments -- strikingly unlike the cookie-cutter condominiums moving north.
As an actor, he seems constantly to be modifying his technique, determining how much to craft his emotional responses, in a way that parallels Kovac's method of acclimating himself to a culture so strikingly unlike his own.
Strikingly unlike its colonial-style neighbors, the octagonal house has a zigzag of triangular windows and a pyramid crowning its flat roof, with an asterisk of steel balls and rebars on top.
Most strikingly, unlike in the Arab countries, much of this has been top-down politics; governments, rather than "the street", have usually taken hold of the reform process, channelling it through measured political action in countries such as Myanmar and Malaysia.
The car is vehemently, strikingly white (not unlike its passengers) but Dead Prez's It's Bigger Than Hip-Hop gains the immediate respect of all who gaze upon the vehicle.
But unlike their strikingly consumerist successors of 2011, they seem to have forsworn looting, insisting they were more interested in justice than theft.
Strikingly, the collagen CNT matrix, unlike collagen, imposes the neural fate by an alternate mechanism that may be independent of beta-1 integrin and beta-catenin.
This finding is of interest, because canonical activating mutations in KRAS at codons 12 and 13 are strikingly infrequent in gastric cancer, unlike other gastrointestinal cancers (eg, colorectal and pancreatic cancer).
Unlike Egypt, Libya has a strikingly weak military that poses very little risk of becoming a political bloc.
