Sentence examples for constantly struck from inspiring English sources

"I'm constantly struck by the idea that this is a very small planet," Mr. Campbell said.

He is constantly struck by the disparities that this particular artificial line creates.

I am constantly struck by the amount of discretionary effort and resilience within the NHS.

The flâneur stops, starts, pauses again, ponders, constantly struck by the unremarkable object that the city's passers-by don't notice.

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.

But the ways in which Ms. Tharp dramatizes space are constantly striking here.

Macrophages must constantly strike a balance between resting homeostatic functions, activated pro-inflammatory functions and cell death2.

"We must constantly strike hard against violent terrorism, showing no mercy, in accordance with the law, and maintaining a high-handed posture," said Nur Bekri, the chairman of the Xinjiang regional government, according to the report.

The veins almost constantly strike NNE-SSW with varying dip angles between about 45 80°.

Without the protection of an active magnetic field, the solar wind constantly strikes Mars's atmosphere, causing a portion of particles in the atmosphere to be swept away.