Sentence examples for hits on something from inspiring English sources
At MTV, Amy Nicholson adds, "'The Lobster,' as bizarre as it is, hits on something true.
"It makes me very sensitive when the press hits on something as basic as potatoes.
In his review of "Funeral", VanDerVerff noted that Finn was not the best vocalist among the male students: "the show hits on something very odd in its DNA: Finn continues to be the male lead of the group because he's the male lead of the show, less because he's the best singer New Directions has.
Because of the talent involved, every now and then "Holmes & Watson" hits on something bizarrely inspired: like Watson and his love interest getting sexually aroused while rubbing their hands over a gunk-covered corpse; or Holmes using his deductive skills to figure out where to aim while relieving himself in an alley.
While Õigus's idea may sound somewhat unnecessary to the casual observer, as forests are naturally well-amplified, Õigus' notion hits on something intriguing: that the symphony of forests their rhythms, musicality and sonic ambience are every bit as valid as our traditional assumptions about music.
"Making art is born of necessity and it's an ongoing process — responding to the world and continuously moving forward, occasionally hitting on something then plodding ahead," she wrote in an e-mail.
But one expert hit on something I've been concerned about for years.
The economists hit on something surprising when they tried controlling for one more thing: the lending organization.
