Adjective complement with noun phrase

• make: Were these the original colors of the photo or have you done some nice clever post processing coloring to make the image more striking?

Modifies a noun

• resemblance: Worse still, the individual bears a striking resemblance to Mario!

• similarity: There are pictures showing the striking similarity of the two.

• miner: McCarthy called for John L. Lewis and the striking miners to be drafted into the Army.

• contrast: Like many sisters, they offer a striking contrast in personalities.

• distance: Comfortable lodge in the heart of Cornwall within easy striking distance of excellent beaches.

• feature: Perhaps the most striking feature of building is its outlook.

Modifying Another Word

• visually: The most visually striking element within the overall scheme is a series of colored walls.

• architecturally: For example, putting a car at the top of the Alps or inside an architecturally striking but totally inaccessible building.

• particularly: The contrast with Scandinavia, where there is only a small increase in deaths despite harsh winters, is particularly striking.

• equally: With the first and last tapestries in the series sitting together, both look equally striking.

• especially: One especially striking clause calls on us to " move away from the freedom of indifference toward the freedom of involvement.

• quite: These are the more delicate species, some with quite striking colors.

Used with adjective complement

• look: With the first and last tapestries in the series sitting together, both look equally striking.

• become: Since the terrorist attack against the American people on September 11 last year, the danger has become more striking.

• find: What I find most striking is how much I learn through teaching.

• remain: Sixth, and pointing ahead to next time, the parallel between Job and YHWH's Servant in Isaiah remains striking.

• exhibit: These collective systems have evolved by means of natural SELECTION to exhibit striking problem-solving capacities, while functioning within a complex, dynamic ENVIRONMENT.

Preposition: in

• appearance: Built of stone with the upper stories partially timbered, it's certainly striking in appearance.

Preposition: of

• ball: But the common cause C, the striking of the cue ball, does not screen off this correlation.