Sentence examples for undoubtedly striking from inspiring English sources

Undoubtedly striking a chord among ordinary Serbs, she has even found some support in the army, the police and the ruling nationalist party.

Although I much prefer the early pictorial motifs found at Astor Place or 116th Street, I will admit that the city's Art Deco-influenced tiles are undoubtedly striking in their own right.

While these terraces are undoubtedly striking features of the landscape, the incision achieved by Quaternary rivers is equally significant in terms of river behaviour, and for an understanding of the factors affecting landform development during the Quaternary.

Nonetheless, We Need to Talk About Kevin has undoubtedly struck a nerve.

But big storms have hit the New York area in living memory and will undoubtedly strike again, experts say, with the potential for immense damage.

Corbyn's comments about overcrowding on Virgin Trains undoubtedly struck a raw nerve with Sir Richard Branson, who fiercely protects the reputation of his brands.

The books, with their gloomy vision of the Saved and Unsaved, benefited from the shock to the American psyche caused by the attacks of 9/11 – the ninth in the series came out a month later – and undoubtedly struck a chord with fearful and credulous readers.

More intraplate earthquakes will undoubtedly strike India, Bilham says.

An admissible disclaimer I'd like to raise at this point: Inner Vision undoubtedly strikes a chord with me on a very personal level.

His Cuban heritage, his bilingual ability, the story of his grandfather's immigration and deportation orders will undoubtedly strike a chord with Latino voters who may see him as a native son; someone to be proud of and support in his quest for the American dream.

Undoubtedly Dershowitz struck the better Faustian bargain (more glory, shorter hours and royalties), but this does not give him a bully pulpit, at least from where I sit.