Sentence examples for stricken at first from inspiring English sources

I was panic stricken at first, but it turned out to be the best vacation because I had no phone.

Gusting and drifting, Mr. Low's choreography was striking at first but soon the continual collapsing made it appear as if everyone had caught a wasting disease.

What is striking at first sight is the width of all distributions.

I was struck at first by how little direct supervision was given.

His model is striking at first because it clearly assumed the transporter to be a protein embedded in the membrane; such a protein was metabolically-driven, enzyme-like and able to swing its attaching site from one side of the membrane to the other according to its conformational changes.

He tells stories unflattering to their intelligence: "If a line of people walks past a rattlesnake, it aims at the first person, strikes at the second, and hits the third".

In the initial condition, the magnet deviates 3.3 mm from the equilibrium point, and the track is struck at the sixth and nineth seconds, respectively.

The world number 59 signalled his intent by battling from 40-0 down in the opening game to strike at the first time of asking.

This observation looks striking at a first glance and has to be interpreted with caution.

It was not struck until 1795, as the Mint at first struck copper and silver coins.

Israeli intelligence services said they had information about an impending infiltration and sent aircraft to strike at the second car the militants had seized from the Egyptian forces.