Sentence examples for especially struck by from inspiring English sources

I was especially struck by one line.

She was especially struck by the differences in how westerners and Asians view their homes.

I was especially struck by the comparison of mobility in the US and Canada.

I was especially struck by how much the simple contrast between their ranges defines their characters.

He was especially struck by recurring divergences in the songs between their piano and orchestral versions.

I was especially struck by his ability to speak verse with mellifluous clarity.

I was especially struck last week by the claim in the Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee's Inflation Report that "pay growth is projected to rise to close to 4 per cent by late 2016".

I was especially struck not just by the tenacity of Beckett's Protestantism but by his evocation of a past where the rural poor were steeped in books: the Rooneys dwell on Theodor Fontane's Effi Briest and Mr Rooney compares the two of them to "Dante's damned, with their faces arsy-versy".

Mr. Robinson was especially struck, he said, by the degree to which the drawings concern themselves with the surrounding context.

I was especially struck not even by his extensive opening knowledge, but his striving everywhere to seek new paths.

I was especially struck in the second part by two hard-headed contributions from Scotland.