Sentence examples for strike a chord. from inspiring English sources

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strike a chord.

verb

To elicit a significant reaction, especially one which is favorable or sympathetic.

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Strike a chord?

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

This should strike a chord of suspense.

The New York Times

That seemed to strike a chord.

The New York Times

Some stories strike a chord with readers.

The New York Times

Did Simon strike a chord?

The Guardian - Film

Does it strike a chord you recognize?

The New Yorker

His policies strike a chord with millions of ordinary Americans.

Independent

I don't strike a chord with any one style.

The New York Times

However, they strike a chord in other countries.

The Economist

Mr. Giuliani seemed to strike a chord with the crowd.

The New York Times

Most likely to: Strike a chord with mid-noughties nostalgists.

The Guardian - Music

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