Sentence examples for completely struck from inspiring English sources

He was completely struck by her, and ignored me completely".

I was just completely struck by how simple, yet how profound, it was".

We need look no further than COPA's 11-year lifespan: it was passed in 1998, went through years of appeals and never took effect, then was completely struck down in 2009.

Then there's the living off the avails law, which wasn't completely struck down.

The Obama administration, for its part, has said repeatedly that it has no backup plan if the law is partially or completely struck down.

This was his first series for the BBC (his best known is probably The Power of Nightmares) and his imaginative use of archive material is completely striking.

She was just the best". And he suddenly looks completely stricken, like a brother who has lost his sister, a man who has lost his friend.

But in light of the Supreme Court rulings upholding the EPA's authority to regulate greenhouse gas emissions, "it's very unlikely the courts will completely strike down the EPA efforts here," says Jason Schwartz, legal director for the Institute for Policy Integrity at the New York University School of Law.

So he didn't completely strike out, after all.

When into this cold machinery goes a voluptuous diva sample, as is how the title track plays it, the juxtaposition between soul and science is completely striking.

Coke's meaning has been disputed over the years; some interpret his judgement as referring to judicial review of statutes to correct misunderstandings which would render them unfair, while others argue he meant that the common law courts have the power to completely strike down those statutes they deem to be repugnant.