Meanings of striking instances in English

Several species of Hydrangea and Viburnum offer striking instances of the same fact.

The late robberies at the clergyman's and at Captain Townson's were among the most striking instances.

This and the fate of the Louisiana are striking instances of the value of promptness in war.

The lists of sounding names in the seventh and tenth Aeneids are striking instances of this faculty.

The recent history of Christianity in Japan supplies many striking instances of visionary plans and visionary enthusiasts.

In striking instances of thought transference, etc., it will be found that thought forms play an important part.

There is no evading such striking instances, said PHILO, but by apologies, which still further aggravate the charge.

If I had gone back to the days of the confederation, I might have given still more striking instances.

One of the most striking instances of this mode of extension was in the epidemic of cholera in Hamburg in 1892.

It is one of the most striking instances of the religious experience of salvation taking precedence over mere facts and reason.

Of this such striking instances abound in our own time that there can scarce be the need to labour the point.

Better and more striking instances of the Miltonic spell laid on blank verse are easily to be found for the seeking.

I have met with striking instances of the rule in the case of varieties intermediate between well-marked varieties in the genus Balanus.

The record of European acts of political violence affords numerous and striking instances of the influence of environment upon sensitive human beings.

Now I have given you two striking instances of zeal for God's honour, one in a man, and one in a woman.

For striking instances, see bottom paragraph on page 34 and the paragraph on page 35 of her Autobiography.