Sentence examples for what leaps from inspiring English sources
What leaps out is the word "counter".
What leaps out, though, is that even she can't always resist him.
What leaps to the eye is the overwhelming predominance of foreign contributions to the visual arts that adorned palatial residences.
Read accounts of MGM in its pomp under Irving Thalberg, and what leaps out is how demeaning the life of a studio star seemed to be.
What leaps out at us about this study from Child Trends, a think tank in Washington, is what it reflects about the class divide.
What leaps to the eye in the pictures selected by Roberta Cremoncini, director of the Estorick Collection, is the originality of Italian figural art during that period.
But here's what leaped out at me: 9.
What leapt out from the session was the untapped potential of women entrepreneurs.
Forgive our chauvinism, but what leaped out was the fact that 8 of the 25 call New York City home.
"What leaped out at me was a charge of $456.67 for the eye drops she uses once a day," my cousin told me.
"When we looked at standard lighting schemes for the neonatal intensive-care unit, what leapt out was that they are very harsh environments," Dr. Jaile-Marti said.
