Sentence examples for environment strikes from inspiring English sources

Many plants are likely to die off as the domes are closed off from the Earth's atmosphere and the internal environment strikes its own unique balance.

"If anything in your environment strikes you as a bit odd, a bit off, pick up the phone.

Though he quipped afterward, "the environment strikes back", he was obviously undeterred in his climate change-denying ways, remaining one of the most prominent advocates for fossil fuel interests in the U.S. Senate.

That was in l965, and clearly the Fremen's unsentimental reverence for their environment struck a contemporary chord.

The play opened in 1955, 30 years after the trial took place, but its theme of defending independent thought in an oppressive environment struck a chord.

Still, the sheer popularity of social networking seems to suggest that for many, these environments strike a deep, perhaps even primal chord.

There our teenage hero (identified as Youth), living with a doting, not-quite-understanding mother (Eisa Davis), seeks an outlet for his disaffection as well as an escape route from a black middle-class social environment that strikes him as sterile and phony.

Even if its attitude toward the environment now strikes us as deeply naive, the Astrodome deserves to be protected simply as a singular monument to the American confidence and Texas swagger of the 1960s.

With a residential layout and two live-in social workers as "parents," each home will strive to mimic a nurturing family environment while striking a balance between education, observation and privacy.

He said he believed that Israel understood the distinction, at least for now, and that the need was to "get away from this whole environment of strike and counterstrike".

The contrast with the current environment is striking.