Sentence examples for stricken with the same from inspiring English sources

The Obama administration, it seems, is stricken with the same peculiar penchant as its predecessor for self-servingly redefining commonly understood terms.

In addition, whatever negative attitudes they might have had towards MS, these attitudes had no significant impact on their QOL as a group; rather, their concern was a more personal one, namely, whether they would be stricken with the same disability and distress of MS that their relatives were suffering from.

Once again, a cheerleader was first to manifest the strange symptoms, and once again other girls, some of them cheerleaders, were struck with the same condition.

It struck with the same energy as 100 million atomic bombs, and left behind a 100-mile-wide scar known today as the Chicxulub crater.

I was just settling back in a comfy seat to watch this movie when I was struck with the same unpleasant feeling that I suffered during the first four months of all my four pregnancies.

The people rushed upon each other with the utmost violence, the benches were broken in pieces, and nine tenths of the congregation appeared to be struck with the same panic".

He or she could give you a treatment pathway that sees you fit and healthy a day quicker than your colleague or classmate, struck with the same symptoms but with a different genetic or social context.

Shortly after Tomoya regains his purpose for living, Ushio is struck with the same disease as Nagisa.

He was stricken with the fearful disease on the same day as a close friend.

From the mother of a beautiful son who was stricken with paranoid schizophrenia, the same disease that James Holmes has, thank you.

At this show Ms. McBride said that when she first heard the song, it struck her with the same intensity as "Independence Day," her 1993 anti-domestic-violence fire starter, did.