Sentence examples for emotion struck from inspiring English sources

This lack of emotion struck me as strange.

It was mainly Ms. Venu's upper body that so vividly represented the action and emotion, striking out in rage (the drum crack!) and sinking back into grief.

Spock's attempts to reconcile his resolute alien ("Vulcan") rationality with his human emotions struck a chord with viewers, and the character's popularity rivaled that of the ostensible main protagonist, Capt.

Those emotions strike especially acutely at Muslims on the Hill.

She needed to find the right words, conjure the right emotions, strike the right balance between remorse for her role in the killing of an off-duty police officer and recognition of all that she had accomplished in the 22 ½ years since.

The next step is to find alternative solutions when negative emotions strike.

The decision to forego summoning forth strong emotion still strikes me as likewise misguided.

There's something about his cleverness and his willingness to help those who are less fortunate or clever than him, and then his discomfort with emotion, that strikes me as a very British combination.

Del Degan was first inspired to meld the concepts of technology and emotion when he struck up a conversation with a homeless man while riding to school, he told Post City.

The subject quickly changed to something along the lines of, "Is Selena Gomez going to marry Justin Beiber?" but I was still fighting back tears, trying to inconspicuously deal with the raw emotion that just struck me.

I was driving down the road headed to a business appointment thinking about the day's work when I was struck by emotion.