Sentence examples for often be struck from inspiring English sources

First paragraphs can often be struck out.

6 First paragraphs can often be struck out.

I'll often be struck with an idea before I go to sleep and by the time I've got to the office I've got a whole new concept that I eagerly want to get implemented that day and take to market that evening.

Thinking about George and Cassandra, Charlotte and Collins, and Jane and Harris, I've often been struck by the way their stories overlap.

Americans have often been struck by the way the French took up Jerry Lewis — le Roi du Crazy — gave him the Légion d'Honneur, wrote articles about him in learned journals.

Americans have often been struck by the way the French took up Jerry Lewis le Roi du Crazy gave him the Légion d'Honneur, wrote articles about him in learned journals.

Having grown up in a city without one, I have often been struck by the cult-like way in which people talk about John Lewis.

Darwin, as Slotten observes, had been appalled by the gap between the "savages" he came across and Western man, whereas Wallace had often been struck by the similarities, and felt an instinctive kinship.

Darius Rejali, the author of "Torture and Democracy," a massive 2007 history of the myriad ways humans have tormented other humans, said he had often been struck by the disproportionate emotional response to death and torture.

In the field, I've often been struck by the way most aid workers do not seem to understand the strongly (dis)incentivising effects of small sums of money on local populations.

I very often am struck with the illusion of success.