Sentence examples for scene struck from inspiring English sources

The scene struck me as odd.

But the tank aside, this scene struck me as a rather typical scene of modern Britain.

The scene struck a chord and brought a lot of sympathetic messages his way, but Snedeker said that it felt as if it happened "a long time ago".

My distress — partly faked, since I was also feeling triumphant, having come this far hoping to find exactly such a scene — struck him as funny.

I had gone back and forth across the country several times by then, and some of the current ideas about the American scene struck me as pretty ridiculous.

Click here to view "Yeah, you know… I've never had one of those relationships," says Phoenix when I ask if the scene struck a chord.

Something in this scene strikes a chord with me.

The scene strikes a background note of menace and coercion that sounds throughout the film, as the threesome's journey takes them through unexplained military checkpoints and past scenes of soldiers guarding handcuffed peasants.

In contrast, the gnarled, windblown, exquisitely drawn trees and fissured rocks of "Murch's Cove" are depicted close up, a scene striking in its observation of nature's relentless tweaking.

Detective Cooper, whose shots hit no one, faces just the charges of reckless endangerment, one of his bullets having sailed away from the crime scene, striking the AirTrain station nearby.

Each differs in their level of conservatism – or lack thereof, some go for full nudity – but the London branch, organised by proud Chelsea Art School dropout Ruka Johnson, follows the same format as the original: semi-naked luminaries of the burlesque scene strike unconventional poses for a happily gender-balanced class of wannabe Renoirs.