Sentence examples for seem stricken from inspiring English sources
Suddenly, they seem stricken by a crippling fear of success.
More pressingly, however, he offers a useful lesson to a generation of politicians who seem stricken by their poor standing with the public yet powerless to improve on it.
Even the wide-eyed gargoyles here seem struck by inspiration.
Even in the village wines, the lowest level at which the terroirs become discernible, the differences seem striking.
The silks and cotton gauzes are highly tactile, and the colors — like saturated navy or an intense mustard — seem striking without compromising on big-city sophistication.
BTW, commentators today seem struck by Clinton and Sanders talking over each other.
Two features of this age distribution seem striking: 1) The very low rates in adults over 30 compared to the other groups.
Still, Mark Cavendish seemed stricken.
"What's my function in the play?" she said, seeming stricken.
Dr. Petit and members of his family seemed stricken as they sat feet from Mr. Komisarjevsky in the courtroom.
During the Yankees' two-run sixth, with runners on second and third and no outs, he fielded an easy grounder up the middle and seemed stricken by indecision.
