Sentence examples for work striking from inspiring English sources

Mr. Brooks envisions a new Republican "party of work," striking a new way forward, letting "Democrats be the party of security, defending the 20th-century welfare state".

And unlike anthrax, which must be prepared to very strict specifications to do its lethal work, striking the initial spark with smallpox requires no special tricks or knowledge.

I don't know if she's right or not, but I do find one aspect of her work striking: Since when did we start to worry that the social kids were spending too much time with computers?

His work struck a chord with a wide audience.

If the knife work strikes fear into your heart, buy the pineapple already cored and peeled.

"The range and depth of his work strikes me as utterly remarkable".

Mr. Bush, who says he is deeply uneasy about the work, struck a careful compromise.

The work struck a chord with Vija Celmins, an older colleague known for her obsessive Photo Realist drawings.

At that time, even Twombly's better work struck many as an unnecessary, epicene response to Abstract Expressionism.

Everything about Limón's work strikes me as systematic; I have never encountered a choreographer so completely uninterested in ambiguity.

Although the dry wit and felicitous phraseology were still much in evidence, this work struck a more sombre note.