Sentence examples for never really struck from inspiring English sources

But it never really struck me as a problem".

Luiz Felipe Scolari tried something similar but never really struck a balance between rip-roaring attack and defensive industry.

As I'd never heard of Mohawk or the still-frying Utz potato chips, it never really struck me, but is Mad Men justified in its many product placements?

Inspiration on that one never really struck, and when the Parisian impresario François Ravard turned up one day – himself formerly a teenage runaway from provincial France, and a young protégé of Serge Gainsbourg – he found that Marianne was stony broke but still persuading the not-so-local mini-cab company regularly to bring her fags.

I was a guest on his show during the fourth Ashes Test, and was startled by his knowledge and love of cricket – he has never really struck me as a cricket man – while he is manifestly as well-equipped as anyone on 5 Live to handle news and current affairs.

Maybe it's because of the vivid way a friend once explained why he'll never look at strawberry yoghurt the same way again, or the fact that I've always suspected I might be a tad lactose intolerant, but sex and dairy products never really struck me as an erotic combo.

I had the opportunity to speak with Paul this week, and he told me something that really struck me: He never read his reviews.

Yesterday he said: "What really struck me was that Alex was never, not for one second, out of Dawn's sight.

I was really struck by the fact that I had never seen this side of Cuba on the screen.

This realization really struck me when I figured out that I've never been satisfied with myself.

He made a really interesting comment, and it really struck me and I would defer to Jaws on this, because I've never taken snaps in the NFL.