Sentence examples for feel striking from inspiring English sources

We want you, like Caroline has done, to tell us what your job involves, including hours and pay, how it's changed over the years, and why you feel striking is the right way to make your point – or if you're one of those who won't be joining in the action, why it isn't.

You do feel struck, sometimes, by the pathos in court".

When a child becomes entangled in an online conflict, parents understandably feel stricken.

I personally have no worries on account of the problem about green, but I worry and feel stricken every time one of my jokes does not reach you".

"I feel stricken that an old thing having been preserved for more than 200 years has been mangled in this way".

Now the ease with which the sash slid up made him feel stricken; he had left her at the mercy of any passing lunatic or thief.

I, too, sympathize with Jesse, appreciate his pricks of conscience, feel stricken when he suffers, root for his redemption, and feel very differently about him generally than I do about his mentor and partner in crime.

Looking more closely, one might feel struck by how low-tech and mundane many of its offering can be (cleansers, disinfectants, masks, hand sanitizers, gloves, specimen transport bags, etc).

The ethical scientist or physician, the concerned parent or teacher, must feel stricken with grief and dumbfounded that we have allowed the interests of powerful advocacy groups to completely override the interests of our children.

It's like the countryside is flexed; alive and breathing – and I can't help but feel struck by an irrational and eerie sense that it knows we're driving on it.

And so when the moment comes, and McCaw opens a small door to the furnace of his intensity, the heat feels striking.