Sentence examples for strikingly written from inspiring English sources

The production, too, is part of that skin, and it's generally when it's stripped down that Ms. Lovato confesses to any weaknesses, as on "Shouldn't Come Back," the latest in a suite of songs aimed at her estranged father, and also on the outstanding "In Case," strikingly written by Priscilla Renea and Emanuel Kiriakou, which echoes the pomp of her 2011 hit "Skyscraper".

The suffering that Cleave puts his characters through would be pornographic were Gold not so strikingly well written.

Whatever the experimental design, "the pattern across all of these studies is strikingly consistent," writes Shari Seidman Diamond, a law professor and psychologist at Northwestern University Law School, who has reviewed what research there is for a forthcoming book.

By the end of his first year at Berkeley, Perelman had written several strikingly original papers.

Jones, my former colleague, has just written a strikingly similar book called The Establishment.

It is a very beautiful book for one thing, strikingly conceived and hauntingly written, a writer's novel par excellence without a clumsy word in it.

FREEZE energy prices; force builders to erect houses on land they own; impose new levies on high-interest lenders; cap retail banks' market share in recent months the Labour Party has written a strikingly leftish catalogue of policies.

(He was writing, strikingly, in Rupert Murdoch's Sun).

Mawer is most strikingly adept when writing on the intangible: love, loss, fear, identity and nostalgia.

Vang writes strikingly, often chillingly visual poems, their images projected one at a time, like slides in a lecture, or perhaps in a trial.

Ms. Wagner writes strikingly well for orchestra; this piece used the whole spectrum of colors available to her without ever becoming dense or cloying.