Sentence examples for probably strike from inspiring English sources

They would probably strike Sarkozy, a member of France's political-business oligarchy, as startlingly original.

Save for the waltzes, "White Rose" will probably strike readers as being as sexy and funny as the opera.

It will probably strike readers as bizarre that many stammerers are not entirely ungrateful for their impediment, myself included.

Richard L. Hasen, an election law specialist at Loyola Law School in Los Angeles, said the court would probably strike down the law.

Keeping the Anthropocene free of ice ages will probably strike most people as a good idea.Dreams of a smart planetThat is an extreme example, though.

And with many Europeans facing the prospect of unheated homes, Russia's refusal to resume exports over the question of monitors would probably strike many as pure obstructionism.

This probably strikes you as an extremely, even a uniquely, modern problem.

The £2 million to £3 million estimate probably struck some as over the top.

Mr. Fontana probably strikes the best balance between earnestness and archness.

It probably strikes him as funny to have somebody's head in his mouth.

"It probably struck a wrong chord with the elegant, salon-of-Milan image".