Sentence examples for which strikingly from inspiring English sources
And last week, the Donmar in London opened a version of the 1962 play The Physicists by the Swiss-German absurdist Friedrich Dürrenmatt, which strikingly echoes What the Butler Saw.
Details were revealed as the Royal Court announced its autumn season which, strikingly, includes three plays sent in on spec. Vicky Featherstone, its artistic director, said the McDonagh play was very exciting.
Antonine Maillet, an Acadian novelist and playwright from Bouctouche, achieved international recognition for her writing in French, which strikingly reveals the 17th-century idiom and structure of the language as spoken by today's Acadians.
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Which, strikingly, has not been dissuaded in the least from its insistent course by the Fukushima disaster, or by the tough sanctions imposed on it due to its deeply suspected designs on nuclear weapons.
These findings starkly contrasted with experiments conducted in parallel using anti-huntingtin scFv-C4 intrabody, which strikingly blocked mutant httex1 aggregation in ST14A striatal cells (Fig. 5A, B), consistent with published observations in other models [19], [43].
Nanoparticles can have properties which are strikingly different to larger particles of the same substance.
All of which contrasts strikingly with the pitted roads plied by peasants in horse-traps.
It is, in effect, a referendum on the AK Party's record in office, which is strikingly good (see chart 1).
The reasons for these distinctions have to do with the political and economic climate in Russia, which is strikingly different from its neighbors to the West.
Two bright young composers, Anna Clyne and Mason Bates, have been hired to take charge of the orchestra's new-music series, MusicNOW, which draws strikingly large crowds.
