"I'm as struck now by that as I was when I first came here".
I was as struck by the judge's reaction to Gove's reply.
Not ordinarily given to ecstatic transports, Saul was as struck by the timelessness of his vision as was another Saul on the road to Damascus.
In their respective ways, the philosophers Hegel, Coleridge, and Emerson were as struck by the consequences of the revolutions as were any social scientists.
"I have brought colleagues to her studio and they have been as struck by the work as I am," Ms. Lanchner says.
Viewers were as struck by the normally fluent entrepreneur's marked stutter as his remarks, and he subsequently commented on his nervousness about the interview.
In the 14-year period studied, the majority of injuries – 64% – were categorized as "struck by/against", and stemmed from a physical interaction with officers.
But many, including former Giants players like receiver Phil McConkey, were as struck by the dismantling of the old stadium as they were by the brilliance of the new one.
But advisers to Mr. Romney, who seemed as struck by the candidates' chemistry as anyone, said they were lobbying for the two to spend as much time together as possible over the next few weeks.
In a moment the big wind struck us, just such a wind as struck Roscoe and the girls out by the brick kiln, and we fifty feet up in the air on a four-foot platform!
Second, he was just as struck by the poor condition of the houses and hotels at the resort, which then was frequented mostly by college-age skiers with little money to spend on accommodation.
