Sentence examples for was striking from from inspiring English sources

What was striking from the event was the difference in pace and ambition between the four nations.

One quality that was striking from the start, and throughout the program, was the degree to which Ms. Huggett, Ms. Roberts and Mr. Mealy could both match and differentiate their sounds.

What was striking from the responses was the lack of opposition towards this service.

It was striking from the interviews how valued they were by patients, carers and GPs.

Copper was struck from the 15th century.

"Judea was struck from the map," Hadrian writes.

The offending language was struck from the bill.

But the clause upset too many other senators, so it was struck from the bill.

As a result, the whole car deal issue was struck from the case.

But he never paid and the following year, was struck from the tax records altogether.

American farmers hated it, though, and it was struck from the law in 1919.