Sentence examples for constantly striking from inspiring English sources
But the ways in which Ms. Tharp dramatizes space are constantly striking here.
B1-B bombers circled the city constantly, striking IS wherever they moved.
There was also a traumatic component since the tiger was constantly striking his second digit on the ground.
He is constantly struck by the disparities that this particular artificial line creates.
"I'm constantly struck by the idea that this is a very small planet," Mr. Campbell said.
Walking around the building, I am constantly struck by the inventiveness of Wren and the brilliance of his craftsmen.
Sitting in on his public interview at the Shaw festival, I am constantly struck by the wisdom of his apercus.
Americans who encountered the team were impressed by the riders' easy familiarity, but the Rwandans were constantly struck by the strangeness of American ways.
The flâneur stops, starts, pauses again, ponders, constantly struck by the unremarkable object that the city's passers-by don't notice.
Mr. Selinger is constantly struck by the fact that his students, who understand the most complicated things, still need to be taught the simplest ones.
In 1985 Jonathan Lieberson wrote in The New York Review of Books that "one is constantly struck by the impression that Wilson does not really know what to do with his images once he has presented them".
