Sentence examples for too strikingly from inspiring English sources

It was too strikingly socialistic, at any rate, for any publisher's taste.

Is it all that bad, after all, to be too familiarly all-American (code word: "catalog") or too strikingly exotic (a k a "editorial" or best suited to fashion-forward glossies)?

She refers to the World Cup as "this event of the last three or four weeks", which is funny because you would imagine the grandeur of the tournament would contrast too strikingly with her early experiences of football to permit that kind of understatement.

"I took it upon myself to tone down the colours, to ensure that they still contrast widely just like in pop art, but not too strikingly.

But there were also strikingly positive accounts.

Images, too, are strikingly familiar.

There's a touch of wit here and there, too, most strikingly in the roasted chicken, accompanied by giant French fries stacked like Lincoln Logs and a single, preposterously large stalk of white asparagus.

There are just too many strikingly similar tablets, all battling for that one smaller sliver of the pie.

In his preoccupation with the tension between art and commerce, too, he is strikingly modern.

Strikingly, too, the German model is no longer all that German.

Strikingly, too, Vicky Featherstone, 45, arrives from 400 miles outside London, having run for the last six years the fledgling National Theatre of Scotland.