Sentence examples for it strikes one from inspiring English sources

Estimates of its frequency vary, but it strikes one out of every 5 people between ages 75 and 84 and 42percentt of those over age 85, according to the Alzheimer's Association.

It strikes one as a good short story turned to excellent account in film form.

In Britain, it strikes one in six of us at some point in our lives.

Occasionally it strikes one that he wanted to include too much and then that all one anticipates does not appear.

And it strikes one afterward that the story could have easily been about three men or a mixture of sexes.

Lady Gwendolyn (Blanche Sweet) is at first a solid, sincere type of girl, and it strikes one that Donald has too much imagination and too little common sense.

At its peak last year, it struck one in 2 million people.

King Kong was down over $150,000 as it struck one performance from its schedule.

As the van moved backward, the police said, it struck one of the troopers, prompting them to fire their weapons.

It struck one man as a quaint reversal of the fixed order of things to be pouring cold water on to hot tea leaves.

Last week, it struck one of our legal titans, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who underwent surgery at the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer during a routine checkup.