Sentence examples for suitably striking from inspiring English sources
The architecture of the Broad (pronounced Brode), whose design was led by Liz Diller, is suitably striking, with a bone-white outer veil of elegantly perforated glass-reinforced concrete that resembles a stretched and distorted waffle or cheesegrater.
Drawing on Chichester-born, New York-made Anohni's background in performance art, this is a suitably striking audiovisual live treatment of what is comfortably one of the year's best records.
The grand opening brought a lesser-known facet of Williams' creativity to the fore – 19 of his paintings were displayed at the Ogden Museum of Southern Art, serenaded by the legendary singer Allen Toussaint while local celebrity super-chef John Besh served up suitably striking hors-d'oeuvres.
Kate Webster as the bodily Ch'ien-nu, claiming that "love is the most fatal sickness of all", looks suitably stricken while Emma Fildes gives the impression that her soul is a good time girl who relishes her freedom.
Shannon Tarbet conveys Delilah's ardour, James McArdle is suitably guilt stricken as Daniel, and Sharon Small and Kevin Doyle bicker believably.
Jones looked suitably star struck when he met Obama.
Both recall Shonibare's 1998 series of staged photographs, The Diary of a Victorian Dandy, in which various suitably attired characters struck theatrical poses, as if starring in a rather over-the-top costume drama set in an old pile.
Fairport Convention have always specialised in slightly murky tales of olde England, and "Matty Groves" contains the suitably grisly line "He struck his wife right through the heart/ And pinned her against the wall".
These differences are striking.
This difference is striking.
