Sentence examples for make it strike from inspiring English sources

It's expected to have an anti-SeaWorld message, which should make it strike a chord with parents as well as children.

It's equipped with sensors and simple AI that make it strike various pre-programmed poses depending on the number and location of people looking at it.

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Even if it is the kind of error that a nice, reasonable person might make — " It struck me that Jacob might be manically depressed and that, in addition to his career, his marriage might not be going so well, either.

It was the sparseness of the SCO performance that made it striking.

By the time the final and worst of them was made it strikes the reader as inevitable.

If Colon was unafraid of contact, the Athletics had trouble making it, striking out six times and hitting the ball hard about once every hour.

In the third dance, "Shabon," Ms. Young did have one brief sequence when she delivered just those qualities: she couldn't make it look original, but she certainly made it striking.

But it might also make it harder to strike a rational balance between the benefits and risks of new drugs.

But rockier politics may make it harder to strike new trade deals, or make critical reforms and investments, reinforcing the fundamentals behind the slowdown.

But Johnson and Williams have an advantage: both are skilled passers, as well as scorers, which should make it easier to strike a balance.