Sentences with phrase «so striking»

That bold line of black in the kitchen is so striking!

It is so striking — I'd love to know more.

It was fun to hear your plans about planting annuals and see your well planned trees and scrubs strut their forms and colors.Your Japanese maples are so striking against the sunshine ligustrums and the snowball in the background.

The centerpiece is so striking.

The combination of deep red and white is so striking, and your fall touches are just enough.

The modern lines of the blackened iron four poster is so striking against an otherwise neutral backdrop.

So striking!

The blue is so striking against the gold and white.

The symmetry is simple, but so striking.

The black and white is so striking.

It looks so striking and regal.

All your various wall galleries are so striking!

Your photography is always so striking, Aniko.

The dark kitchen cabinets are so striking against the selections in the living room:

The white white white is so striking!

And the gorgeous velvet and feathers on some of them are so striking and unique.

There is something about those fantastic colors of the flowers on the black and white that is so striking!

That color and pattern is so striking to me.

Adolescence may bring about a reduction in the overactivity that is often so striking in younger children, but inattention, impulsiveness, and inner restlessness remain major difficulties.

The figure, which comes from a 14 - year study of 79 couples living across the US Midwest (21 of whom divorced during the study period), was so striking it spurred the researchers to label the four behaviors «the four horsemen of the apocalypse.»

He said, «I have helped to prepare briefs for clients which were so striking and out of the ordinary that they resulted in the employment of the applicant without a personal interview.»

The briefs that he prepared «were so striking and out of the ordinary...» They stood out; they were not created from templates and they were not generic.

The Huawei P8's 5.2 - inch 1920 x 1080 display is so striking that some of my colleagues had a hard time believing it was not a quad - HD display.

The 16 - megapixel primary camera is not so striking compared to the XA2's 23 - megapixel shooter.

What's so striking about the iPhone X isn't what Apple added to its tenth - anniversary smartphone, but what it leaves behind.

However, some of the data patterns that emerged were so striking that I wanted to share them.

This constituted an abuse of process and so striking out was warranted under CPR3.4 (2).

The General Court concluded that the conceptual differences between the signs, linked to the fame of Mr. Messi, are so striking that they are able to neutralise the visual and phonetic similarities between the signs at issue.

Some of their claims were so striking that you would think they would have investigated without prompting.

What is so striking is how little acknowledgement such policies now get in the cleantech conversation.

I wondered if it had influenced Muller et al. and BEST, since the similarities were so striking, but of course I had no way (at that moment) of knowing whether Muller or Rohde etc. had even seen that comment.

The new numbers are so striking that they surprised even climate scientists; 2014 was, in science parlance, «an El Niño neutral year.»

They may also contain higher concentrations of antioxidants which ward off cancer and heart disease.Apparently, «the health benefits were so striking that moving to organic food was the equivalent of eating an extra portion of fruit and vegetables every day.»

And the differences are so striking I think they deserve comment.

The imbalance is so striking that I wonder if Carone meant it to suggest the passage of time — one eye calm and the other, a moment later, startled into opening wide.

I'm not sure the table would actually go with any furniture I own, but it is so striking that it's worth building a room around.

So striking are these paintings in their white luminosity, they almost appear to move, humming softly against the walls on which they hang.

This is in no small part what makes Sze Tsung Leong's images so striking.

«Lyon's black - and - white photographs of prisoners are so striking... they capture the experience of incarceration in a visceral way.»

«What is so striking about Guanzhong's work is that it is so fresh, simple, modern, and ancient.

The presence of Adams» 1941 print «Moonrise, Hernandez, New Mexico,» next to a series of eight Chiura Obata woodcuts and watercolors is so striking, even the most jaded observer will be compelled to stop and stare.

That is why it was so striking when Yusaku Maezawa posted on Instagram about the Jean - Michel Basquiat painting he purchased for $ 110 million at Sotheby's in May.

It's so striking that people seeing it from another room may think it's an actual NBA broadcast.

You can really tell it's a next - gen title because the visuals are so striking and powerful.

This footage is so striking, I became inconsolably angry in the two times when they briefly shrunk the gameplay window to show Todd Howard, and ordinarily I enjoy watching Todd Howard.

Because such a blue hole was so striking against a background of tranquil pastel greens of the shallow atoll lagoon, one may be reminded poetically of Homer's accounts in the «Odyssey» of the whirlpool «Charybdis» that gave one a choice of two dangers.

The enlarged tummies that we see in the «wet» form of FIP are so striking that it is doubtful it would not have been mentioned long ago, had it existed.

What was so striking about it to me about Mr. Schloss was how similar he invests to how we are told to invest in our Personal Finance class.

One of the factors that's so striking in the work of entrepreneurial writers (I was saying this recently in an Amazon roundtable) is access — the readers expect access to «their» authors.

And I'm drawn to things that are either immediately understandable — a Frank Miller or Masamune Shirow action scene, some Katsuhiro Otomo rubble, a pretty girl drawn by Inio Asano, an Amanda Conner face — or so striking that it makes me look twice.