Sentence examples for be thunderstruck from inspiring English sources
adjective
Astonished, amazed or so suddenly surprised as to be unable to speak.
You could show her one of the iPhones that Steve Jobs helped create, and she'd be thunderstruck.
All the oldtimers with the strange license plates — that boy will be thunderstruck… because he never realized — I am known!" A word to the wise is sufficient.
Seeing Paris through its churches — its "vast symphonies of stone," to paraphrase one of Victor Hugo's descriptions of his beloved Notre Dame — is to be thunderstruck.
If you've spent as much time as I have watching thousands of hours of soap operas, [laughter] you know what it means to be thunderstruck, which is something I take it to be closely related to being struck by lightning.
"If you read a true account of these rogues you would be thunderstruck," Stevenson writes.
Today we'd be thunderstruck that a person could own another as a slave.
The family was thunderstruck.
"I was thunderstruck," Abramson says.
Like her he was thunderstruck.
"I was thunderstruck," he said.
