Striking Left Handed ˈstraɪkɪŋ Feature Contrast Brothers Girls Intelligent

• a striking feature
• she bears a striking resemblance to her older sister.
• in striking contrast to their brothers, the girls were both intelligent and charming.
• what is surprising about these results is that boys are more likely to be left-handed than girls.

striking

1. interesting and unusual enough to attract attention
• synonym marked
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• a striking feature
• She bears a striking resemblance to her older sister.
• In striking contrast to their brothers, the girls were both intelligent and charming.
• What is surprising about these results is that boys are more likely to be left-handed than girls.
• Surprisingly, boys are more likely to be left-handed than girls.
• Interestingly, even when both parents are left-handed, there is still only a 26% chance of their children being left-handed.
• One of the most interesting findings is that only 2% of the left-handers surveyed have two left-handed parents.
• It is interesting to note that people are more likely to be left-handed if their mother is left-handed than if their father is.
• The most striking feature of these results is that left-handed mothers are more likely to have left-handed children.
2. very attractive, often in an unusual way
• synonym stunning
  https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/stunning
• striking good looks
• She was undoubtedly a very striking young woman.

Extra Examples

• She was tall and very striking.
• That hat looks very striking.
• The picture was striking in its simplicity.
• What is immediately striking is how resourceful the children are.
• He was a young man with dark hair and striking good looks.
• In striking contrast to their brothers, the girls were both intelligent and charming.
• The painting is a striking example of nineteenth-century portraiture.