Sentence examples for most stricken as from inspiring English sources

In the early 1980s it was the industrial heartlands in the midlands and the north that were most stricken as manufacturing firms collapsed.

The thing I am most struck by as I scroll through individual House races is how large some of the margins were in elections that were judged to be close.

But Popovich was most struck by her prowess as a court general: she had an uncanny ability to direct her teammates around the floor.

In my time I've done any number of tumbles, and most struck me as funny and often slapstick.

Most immigrants contribute to society, most want to become good British citizens and most strike me as more like us with every rainy day that passes.

This is what set Einstein apart: what seems trivially obvious to most people struck him as profound.

The unusual thing was that Andre Ethier's fifth-inning pinch-hit home run, the Dodgers' first run of the game, was not struck as most home runs are.

Most puns strike one as atrocious, perhaps because they represent the most primitive form of humour; two disparate strings of thought tied together by an acoustic knot.

That should strike most as fairly obvious, but what's interesting about this map is that, ultimately, there's a relatively narrow range of funding levels that land companies in the top half of startups in their states.

They strike most people as good enough.

"The idea of labeling penny ante, in budget terms, environmental groups as Goliaths to the oil industry's David is frankly going to strike most Canadians as ridiculous".