Sentence examples for extremely struck from inspiring English sources

"I was extremely struck by it, and excited.

In person, she is extremely striking.

However, the effect of Es on phase separation behavior is extremely striking.

The financial dynamics of the huge economic recovery between 1933 and 1937 are extremely striking.

Pete Doherty extremely strikes me as a man who eats only when he remembers to.

Even among freshman dormitory residents the disease is extremely rare, striking only 3.8 of every 100,000, according to the disease control centers.

" (A statement that might surprise the extremely poverty stricken Ogoni residents of Nigeria's oil-rich Rivers State).

The Chinese crews operating them were highly skilled, and even at a distance, the batteries fired an extremely accurate barrage which struck Loring's aircraft several times on the nose and fuselage.

The "L" is known on 1863-dated pinces, in both metals, and on 1864-dated copper-nickel pieces—sofe of these issues, all extremely rare, were likely struck at a later date.

The National Weather Service issued a bulletin saying a "confirmed large and extremely dangerous" tornado had struck near Indianapolis, the state's capital and largest city, as severe storms rolled through the region in the late afternoon.

The main spur as it has been everywhere in America has been tougher mandatory sentencing, such as the state's infamous but extremely popular "three strikes" law.