Sentence examples for about struck from inspiring English sources
Most of the people you wrote about struck me as people who were "slumming".
The thought that only people near the plant would want to flee, or the notion that parents would willingly leave their children in holding pens with radioactive plumes blowing about, struck many as theater of the absurd.
He didn't regard himself as an annihilator—"I would regret to learn that the parts based on me were the ones in which the author gets torn down"—but the David Mills story about struck him as plausible.
What about striking off journalists, as proposed by Ivan Lewis?
Teaching is about striking up relationships and engaging young people.
Maybe they don't really believe Netanyahu is serious about striking Iran.
Tagg Romney quickly indicated he wasn't speaking literally about striking the president.
When they are asked about striking a peace deal, they make veiled references to a renewal of ethnic strife.
Cronenbold says she doesn't think of herself as an entrepreneur and has no illusions about striking it rich.
In an interview, she spoke about striking the right creative balance.
Earlier Lord Mandelson said the Lib Dems were never serious about striking a deal with Labour.
