1. Fine clothes added to his strikingly handsome appearance.

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3. The two experiments produced strikingly different results.

4. The two polls produced strikingly different results.

5. They gave a strikingly original performance of the play.

6. Her husband is strikingly handsome.

7. The speech was strikingly similar to one given by the American President earlier this year.

8. She is strikingly beautiful.

9. In one respect, however, the men really were strikingly similar.

10. The quagga was a strikingly beautiful variant of the zebra.

11. Her latest novel is strikingly different from her earlier work.

12. He was petite like herself, but strikingly handsome.

13. Their records in these Tests are strikingly similar.

14. Yet several activists had strikingly heavy domestic commitments.

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15. He came from a strikingly beautiful family, after all.

16. It is a strikingly beautiful fish, basically yellow-orange.

17. These cases have followed a strikingly similar pattern.

18. The people are beautiful and strikingly laid back.

19. Careful listening has meant a succession of books strikingly different from each other.

20. Idealism apart, this long chapter has made strikingly little mention of individual motives or decisions.

21. Sumner was a tall, strikingly handsome man with dark hair and a beard which turned white in old age.

22. The comet Tempel-Tuttle follows an orbit that is strikingly similar to that of the Leonids.

23. One of them was a strikingly beautiful woman in her mid-thirties.

24. The brunette was strikingly attractive in a way that was dramatically enhanced by make-up and clothes.

25. The plumage of most male and female pheasants is strikingly different.

26. It is hard to overstate the difference in expression and outlook in these two women so strikingly similar in feature.

27. Lunchtimes at the Victoria Centre are intended to be a communal affair but at the Delphi Centre they are strikingly different.

28. Both were attractive young men, but Wilfred in particular was strikingly handsome.

29. Now twenty-five winters old, Joseph was a powerfully built, strikingly handsome man.

30. They were wrapped in long, midnight-blue capes that disguised most of their shapes, but their uncovered faces were strikingly handsome.

31. The reaction of modern institutions to current challenges and resistance are strikingly contradictory, even schizophrenic.

32. They all suggested that the responses of the women and girls they studied were strikingly different from men's.

33. At first glance, these various theories appear strikingly different in terms of their methods and objectives.

34. The results were strikingly uniform: alcohol inhibited all these responses.

35. In their war of words and figures, both companies have issued comparisons of the two plans, with strikingly different results.

36. What is strikingly absent in nineteenth-century thought is any concept of female sexuality which is independent of men's.

37. She was under five feet five inches tall, but strikingly good-looking, with dark hair and eyes and vivacious manners.

38. Crested drake has strikingly variegated plumage, with conspicuous orange-chestnut wing-fans and side-whiskers.

39. Little is known of this strikingly beautiful femme-fatale, except that her contribution to early aviation reporting was considerable.

40. The back half of the body is a strong yellow colour, giving the overall appearance of a strikingly beautiful fish.

41. Warton shows himself even more strikingly to be of a new school when he turns to the descriptive work of James Thomson.

42. Busy tourist shops sell quality leather goods, carpets and strikingly cheap cotton goods.

43. Parents take their responsibilities to their children very seriously, and their children are often strikingly well behaved.

44. It will shock her, this assumed equivalence with a man so strikingly deficient.

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45. Fertility increases in Britain occurred in a modest way in the later 1930s and much more strikingly between the mid-1950s and 1960s.

46. The run-off election, featuring two strikingly similar platforms, looks like a horse race.

47. He looked so tall, so strikingly handsome in the deep blue suit and immaculate white shirt.

48. He was a strikingly handsome man, with shiny hair and dark skin and bright eyes.

49. Just as strikingly, the interior minister, Sadettin Tantan, has been waging an unprecedented war on corruption.

50. More strikingly, it demonstrated that a toroidal discharge in a toroidal magnetic field established its own stable configuration.

51. The girls were tall and slim, and quite strikingly beautiful.

52. Discussion of the best or most accessible vein is strikingly similar to embalmers' discussions about arterial accessibility.

53. Generally active by day, wrasse are some of the most colourful and strikingly marked fish.

54. It wasn't just that she was strikingly beautiful; there was an unworldly air about her.

55. You find it most strikingly on the World Wide Web.

56. The approaches to the two issues, though, have been strikingly different.

57. The continent approached the cataclysm of 1914 with a formal apparatus for the conduct of international relations which now seems strikingly small.

58. The atmosphere of the two places seemed strikingly different and I thought Yale the winner.

59. Despite the difference in their ages, the two women were strikingly alike, with small smooth-skinned faces and high cheekbones.

60. All 43 Texas Cowboys and pledges who were at the initiation picnic in Bastrop County tell strikingly similar stories about that night.

61. Most strikingly, the Daily Mirror almost halved its public-affairs coverage as a proportion of space in 1937 compared with 1927.

62. Nuclear binding energies are strikingly high.

63. Of a strikingly odd or unusual character; strange.

64. PARIS － Emmanuelle Laborit is a strikingly expressive actress.

65. This colour contrasts strikingly with green.

66. Takeup in the Islamic world is, however, strikingly low.

67. This was strikingly true in the US and UK.

68. Their conclusions were strikingly similar to the Copenhagen Consensus.

69. Because these sound changes were so strikingly regular and law-like, they became collectively as Grimm's Law.

70. The feathers of most male and female pheasants are strikingly different.

71. He was tall, with a strikingly handsome, square - jawed face and a strong athletic build.

72. The tea parties, remember, also started with little more than a (strikingly ungrammatical) cry of pain.

73. But strikingly, Hudenko and team found that autistic children almost never produce unvoiced laughs.

74. The skull was a leering, bleached thing with sketchy ridge-lines, the sword sort of shiny in silver-white thread, the snake convincingly constrictor-looking,[sentencedict .com] the eagles strikingly noble and angry.

75. An increase of information provision and equipment expenditure strikingly promotes industrial development.

76. Gaillard notes all vote down the taste of rival pods, often using strikingly similar language.

77. Strikingly colored, an adult king penguin stands out in a sea of chicks on South Georgia Island.

78. Donald Barthelme is one of the most strikingly innovative and arguable postmodern writers.

79. Roman feudalism produced legal rules and legal institutions strikingly similar to English feudalism.

80. Strikingly, the researchers found that Atlantic cod has lost genes that are essential for a critical component of its immune system.

81. Both birth and death rates are strikingly different between the two groups of countries.

82. The limestone statue has gaunt cheeks and - most strikingly - a tipless nose.

83. Ruled by Venus, the goddess of beauty and desire, you are strikingly attractive, in a somewhat statuesque way.

84. What is strikingly noticeable is the scholar's exceptional skinniness , but it can be easily explained by the simple food, bottles of medicine, and poor working environment shown in the picture.

85. The race became physically and mentally gruelling, strikingly beautiful and spectacular.

86. They knew the mammoth because they have left us strikingly effective pictures of that creature.

87. Therefore, from late puberty and thereafter , there are strikingly discordant leptin levels between the sexes.

88. His novels are filled densely and strikingly with blood and violence which strongly and licentiously exposes and portrays the tribulation.

89. An "idiot savant" is an individual who is a genius in a particular skill, but strikingly deficient in all other skills.

90. Though they are strikingly visible in this image from Spitzer's infrared array camera, they are completely obscured in visible light, buried within the core of the surrounding dust cloud.

91. Apple's annoying "I'm a Mac" ads are strikingly personal: they pitch a frumpy Bill Gates lookalike against a too-cool-for-school Jobs doppelganger (with added hair).

92. It was also found the TBG of three different doses could increase the pain thresholds strikingly.

93. Due to adopting the LCD screen and touch - screen, the information is displayed more plentifully, directly and strikingly.

94. Comparison with the test of two groups studies show that adopting training of defending the consciousness of counterblow can improve the athletes actual combat consciousness and level strikingly.

95. There are even several gushing Nespresso blogs that appear to be independent, but which Mr. Gaillard notes all vote down the taste of rival pods, often using strikingly similar language.

96. In many respects, today's macro climate is strikingly similar to that period.

97. Blade angle is strikingly correlated to xylem water potential at midday.

98. Its unique function is to express passionate, festival, and unrest emotions, forming strikingly comparison with long bows and legato bows.

99. Most strikingly, the device's internal battery can last half an hour before it needs recharging.

100. Although these figures are only rough estimates, they do strikingly underline the seriousness of the problem.

101. The model strikingly confirms the potent effect of Himalaya - Tibet on the circulation.

102. The country's cosmopolitan capital, Lisbon, on the broad estuary of the Tagus, is one of the most strikingly situated cities in the world.

103. The strikingly beautiful blue marlin is the largest of the Atlantic marlins and one of the biggest fish in the world.

104. Most strikingly, the amount consumers spent in the shops grew much more quickly than anyone expected.

105. When her teeth grew in she was quite strikingly beautiful.

106. Strikingly(sentence dictionary), all are white collar workers and most have studied or worked abroad.

107. The setting, under the dome of the old British Museum reading room, is strikingly exploited with ghostly lighting and deep shadows; a mummy's burial chamber is even recreated inside.

108. The experimental conclusion is indicated rather strikingly in the Fourier plot of Fig. 223.

109. Just as strikingly, the decline of empire has repeatedly coincided with intolerance and xenophobia.

110. However, for a juvenile delinquent, the charge of criminal responsibilities and the application of penalties are strikingly different from those for an adult criminal.

111. The newly described languages were often so strikingly different from the well studied languages of Europe and Southeast Asia that some scholars even accused Boas and Sapir of fabricating their data.

112. The model strikingly comfirms the potent effect of Himalaya - Tibet on the ci rculation.

113. In particular, the Chaco houses appear strikingly similar to the large, well-known "apartment buildings" at Taos, New Mexico, in which many people have been living for centuries.

114. The logo is one aspect of a company's commercial brand or economic entity, and its shapes, colors, fonts, and images usually are strikingly different from other logo in the same market niche.

115. Though still youthful and strikingly petite, his tussled hair has greyed and his lips purse tightly as if against a lifetime of indignities.

116. Everyone takes the third and fourth commandments for granted, but Kieslowski interprets them in strikingly new ways through these stories of forbidden love.

117. Bad Moon warriors wear strikingly patterned clothing and shocking war paint designed to terrify the enemy.