Sentence examples for he is stricken from inspiring English sources
He is stricken, maladroit – he has heart.
He is stricken, as he said in his address Tuesday, by "images of children writhing in pain and going still on a cold hospital floor" from "poison gas".
Critchley writes in sorrow: while being the best proponent of hope, he is stricken with hopelessness; while imaging a better tomorrow, he can't help but remember yesterdays.
While Descartes advocated doubting all things at least once in your life, Milo's problem is that he is "stricken all the time with doubt".
But that may be why the poignancy is so stinging when he is stricken later, hearing his nephew's party guests laughingly compare him to a savage beast.
But he is stricken by the sight of dead fish on his cleanup outings, she said, and for the first time has started to frequent bars with other fishermen.
He is struck by the importance of parents being married, whatever their shortcomings.
He is striking a bit of a pose.
After he reluctantly agrees to come to London, he is struck by a car.
He is struck with a great deal of confusion about what is actually happening.
