Sentence examples for more stricken from inspiring English sources

Nobody, at this juncture, seems more stricken than Firth.

My fellow sufferers, four or five men much more stricken than I was, were amazed.

It was a move intended to calm financial markets, and seemed to work, as bond yields for Europe's more stricken economies came down.

Allen is infinitely funnier yet more easily seduced by the solemn; he lives in terror of dying — of his own death — whereas Moretti, who calmly chronicled his cancer treatment in "Dear Diary," would be far more stricken, I imagine, by the passing of others.

The French corvette had been struggling to catch up during the night and did not arrive until dawn approached, revealing the flagship in a damaged state and the British vessel even more stricken.

The contrast could hardly be more striking.

But the contrast with 1992 couldn't be more striking.

The contrast with last year couldn't be more striking.

The contrast with the current air campaign in Libya could not be more striking.

The contrast with today's world actors could not be more striking.

The more I read, the more struck I was by the ambition of this novel.