Sentence examples for extremely struck by 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.

I was struck by how extremely sad and empty I felt when I heard she left us.

On one of my forays, I was struck by an extremely odd paperback cover, a detail from a painting by the Surrealist Max Ernst.

Mr. Frayn, 66, who read philosophy at Cambridge but has no formal training in science, said he was "very struck" by how "extremely clear" that original paper was.

Looking at four fingerprints on the back of the stretcher frame and the canvas, Wertheim was struck by their extremely irregular shape — the bulges and curves along their boundaries.

The global buildup of heat-trapping emissions from smokestacks and tailpipes appears to have at least doubled, and probably raised fourfold, the chances that Europe will be struck by an extremely hot summer like the one that caused more than 20,000 premature deaths last year, scientists reported.

It hit the yellow platform edge once, bounced and was immediately struck by the extremely fast 2 express train.

In selecting the population to study, we were struck by the extremely high prevalence of bacterial vaginosis (BV) in women living with HIV in Sub-Saharan Africa [6] [9].

"He may have been struck by one of the skip rounds in what we're calling an extremely, extremely unfortunate incident," sheriff's Capt.