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Meanings of very striking in English
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Usage of very striking in English
1
The subjects speak of them as being actual and very striking facts.
2
The role played in society by the pathological liar is very striking.
3
It also manifested in a very striking form the efficacy of sea-power.
4
Time had produced no very striking alteration in the appearance of Content.
5
The situations are not very striking, but then they are perfectly natural.
6
The amount of callus furnished around the loose fragments is very striking.
7
The habitual look of content written upon every face is very striking.
8
The place is quite a solitude, and the surrounding scenery very striking.
9
Even when viewed in this manner, it presents a very striking appearance.
10
There was another very striking difference between that epoch and the present.
11
There are very striking similarities of structure between all the higher animals.
12
I see now that I was mistaken by a very striking resemblance.
13
Yes, under thirty, I should suppose, and very striking to look at.
14
The night-scene in the city is very striking for its vastness and loneliness.
15
As I left Oravicza in the early morning the view appeared very striking.
16
The contrast in the appearance of this pair was very striking.
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Very striking through the time
Very striking across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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