Examples of 'is strikingly' in a sentence
Meaning of "is strikingly"
is strikingly: This phrase indicates that something is noticeably or remarkably different, distinct, or impressive. It suggests a striking or conspicuous quality or characteristic that stands out from its surroundings or is particularly attention-grabbing
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The skin is strikingly affected by goose flesh.
The return on investment is strikingly different.
Rvation is strikingly relevant in the field of architecture.
The mouse k light chain locus is strikingly different.
This is strikingly similar to the heal fruit.
The concept of holonomy is strikingly simple in this case.
This is strikingly illustrated in the rules concerning food.
The natural landscape is strikingly monotonous and dismal.
This is strikingly similar to how mammals adapted to a world dominated by dinosaurs.
The pririt batis is strikingly patterned.
She is strikingly like an overexcited child asked downstairs after tea.
This civilization is strikingly similar to our own.
Knowledge of the historical yields of the broad categories is strikingly absent.
Male unemployment is strikingly high in this district.
The analogy may not be strictly accurate but it is strikingly apt.
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The skin is strikingly affected by gooseflesh.
The design chosen for the moon is strikingly realistic.
The iris is strikingly copper colored.
But the look and feel of the film is strikingly strange.
Gumprechti is strikingly bright green in color.
The basic problem with a monetary union among differing nation states is strikingly simple.
Square ice is strikingly different from normal ice.
The technology behind the NFC ring is strikingly simple.
Her agriculture is strikingly dependent on one or two crops.
In this brief Book of Lamentation the spirit of the man is strikingly revealed.
The light layer is strikingly different.
It is strikingly obvious how closely many of these rights are linked with human rights.
Marquis quality is strikingly different.
Mailer is strikingly adept at identifying social and political phenomena still in their cradle.
The regionalmodel is strikingly similar.
That is strikingly naive if they do.
This simplistic and reductionist comment is strikingly banal in its everyday truth.
Each effect is strikingly different so that each performance is unique.
The lake is known for having a shape that is strikingly similar to that of a whale.
The pattern is strikingly similar to that seen in drug addicts.
The relationship between collector and museum in America is strikingly different than in French institutions.
This assumption is strikingly similar to the logic of capitalism in general.
The American influence is strikingly clear.
But one thing is strikingly common to all these cemeteries.
St Vincent and the Grenadines also enacted legislation which is strikingly similar.
The image is strikingly clean as well.
At all stages, the mandible is strikingly sharp.
The coyote totem is strikingly paradoxical and is hard to categorize.
The history of Melita Norwood is strikingly different.
So this is strikingly similar to cancer.
The citation of John Dewey is strikingly appropriate.
Tom is strikingly handsome.
But the direction of that relationship is strikingly different for blacks and whites.
Its tone is strikingly different from that of the earlier part.
One part of the Jefferies family is strikingly missing from the books.
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Strikingly similar experiences in the decades since
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