Sentence examples for remains struck from inspiring English sources

Boglioli, who remains active in the United States swimming and Olympic community, remains struck at what her teammates faced that summer.

She remains struck by one particular memory: "I remember so well a day in Shanghai when it rained heavily," she says.

Though he's lived here for 6 years, Sab remains struck by the cultural differences.

But her writing here remains striking.

In either case, their mutual accommodation remains striking.

Away from the Brexit and Trump headlines, the revival of socialism in the UK and US remains striking.

Some of these assets are, admittedly, in the hands of local authorities, but it remains striking how reluctant Mr Berlusconi has been to sell anything.

A few thousand hammers and nails, of course, go only so far in a city that remains stricken nearly two years after the Katrina floodwaters.

Newman's approach is indeed dated, yet his articulation of the power of a university education to develop the individual in ways that far exceed the narrow limits of academic ability remains striking.

The shortfall is met by €11 billion of central-bank funding, of which almost €10 billion is emergency liquidity assistance, a measure of the bank's plight.As long as the country's main lender remains stricken, it is hard to see how Cyprus can stage a sustainable recovery, says Sir Christopher Pissarides, a Nobel-prize-winning economist who heads the country's economic council.

But the recent barrage of belligerent and dehumanizing comments about Palestinians remains striking.