Sentence examples for campaign struck from inspiring English sources

Hain's campaign struck some observers at the time as disorganised.

Within 24 hours, the Obama campaign struck back, this time choosing Foreign Policy magazine for its counterpunch.

The campaign struck a chord, raising the 3m forints in seven hours.

Dr. Damadian's Nobel campaign struck some fellow scientists and academics as ill-advised.

At the same time, groups friendly to the Bush campaign struck back.

GREEN ENTREPRENEUR Barack Obama's emphasis on the green economy during the presidential campaign struck a chord with Mark Davis, 51, owner of a title company in Washington.

The the McCain campaign strikes voters as exceptionally shrill and off-key.

And this of course is why the current election campaign strikes most Britons as so excruciatingly, agonizingly boring.

The campaign strikes at the heart of Beijing's effort to portray the camps as job training facilities, meant to improve detainees' lives and foster stability in a once-restive region.

This time, media attention did not quickly die down: buoyed, no doubt, by the huge ransom paid in the Le Ponant case, Somali pirates embarked on an ambitious campaign, striking ever farther from their own shores.

PAGE A17 SUNDAY SERVICES -- A presidential campaign striking for its divisive religious issues and recurring themes of faith and morality harvested a final weekend in America's houses of worship.