Sentence examples for stricken with this from inspiring English sources

Children stricken with this disorder may appear unorganized, and may have difficulty following instructions or directions (Dunlap).

But Britain has a Brexit deal to strike with this Europe, not some other Europe.

Somehow I was struck with this great emotional certainty: Mary smashed windows because she saw in them something that no one else could see.

The traditional anniversary gift for 50 years is gold — and that's what Mini is likely to strike with this chic duo.

Since I am the only one in the family struck with this urge to root in the dirt, it's the alfresco equivalent of a room of one's own.

The moment I opened up Dextr, I was struck with this sudden urge to start emailing my friends and having epic threaded conversations again.

He also cares that the huge 22-by-9-inch wheels meet the proportions he's trying to strike with this car, although they probably will never see any production Lincoln.

What struck me was how the whole outfit focused on what she had on her feet: a pair of white ankle socks, and a pair of patent tap shoes with ankle straps … From that day on I was struck with this lovely vision of legs and ankles".

Early strikes depicted Kennedy with heavily accented hair; an estimated 100,000 coins were struck with this feature.

But if you are struck with this vapid feeling relatively often, it's probably time to start looking for other confidence boosters, like regular fresh air or getting a pet.

But if you are struck with this vapid feeling relatively often, it's probably time to start looking for other confidence boosters, like regular fresh air, or getting a pet.