Sentence examples for has really struck from inspiring English sources

"It has really struck a chord.

This year, we do feel the crisis has really struck.

"I think the concept of 'Put A Bird On It' has really struck people," says Armisen.

"It is a serious war zone … no one has really struck oil, but we know it is out there.

The campaign "has really struck gold," said David Christopher, chief marketing officer at the AT&T Mobility unit of AT&T in Atlanta.

"Upstate South Carolina is mainstream, conservative U.S.A., and when Bush talks about being a compassionate conservative, that has really struck a chord here".

NAIROBI, Kenya — For a moment, the pirates must have thought that they had really struck gold — Somalia-style.

Iván's quality of movement had really struck a chord with us; fluent and original, it had a balance and logical integrity that gave it a great deal of freedom.

"Going to U.S. universities has become like a huge fad in Korean society, and the Ivy League names — Harvard, Yale, Princeton — have really struck a nerve," said Victoria Kim, who attended Daewon and graduated from Harvard last June.

This event seems to have really struck a chord with our supporters and although the language could be viewed as a bit unconventional, they trust our instinct and judgement," says Wainwright.

Clegg said during his weekly phone-in on LBC that the display had "really struck a chord" and hoped it would be extended for a short time at least.