Sentence examples for thoroughly striking from inspiring English sources
What ticket-buyers are immersed in here is the passionate triangle--possibly quadrangle--involving Sara (the absolutely striking Caissie Levy), her obsession Tom (the always throbbing Will Swenson), the homebody poet called Michael whom she marries (ever reliable John Ellison Conlee) and an unnamed narrator (the also thoroughly striking Rebecca Naomi Jones).
I remain thoroughly struck by Whitlam's political naivety and blind faith in the virtue of parliamentary democracy during the Dismissal.
This peculiar and ambitious but thoroughly unsatisfying play strikes lots of provocative poses but fails to communicate a coherent or compelling vision.
The creators of "Striking 12," the thoroughly winning minimalist musical that opened last night at the Daryl Roth Theater, clearly feel my pain.
Once carried out, the Obama administration's thoroughly telegraphed strike on Syria, ostensibly over alleged chemical weapons use there, will mark an important inflection point in the terminal decline of America's Middle East empire.
The fugue is a repetitive and thoroughly calculated form, so what is striking about this performance is its capacity for tenderness.
Sipping champagne and striking their sexiest poses for the cameras, the models seemed to be thoroughly enjoying their diva role.
He said he wanted to be thoroughly informed so he could "strike a happy medium" between satisfying journalists' appetites for news and serving the president.
That no one I've ever met is so narrow, or that any such person would strike me as thoroughly stupid and dull, is precisely the kind of response that Mr. Rosenthal would characterize as a lie.
One handed-down story said he would routinely order his outfielders to abandon their positions or have them sit idly in the grass while he struck out — and thoroughly humiliated — opposing batters.
