Sentence examples for struck enough from inspiring English sources

And it has struck enough of a chord among dog people everywhere that it is already drawing wide publicity and a regular stream of visitors.

They were obviously fearful of conceding, and the Danes did occasionally look half-decent going forward even if they were regularly betrayed by wild shooting or oafish final balls, but the home side could still have struck enough to render an away goals irrelevant.

Questions arise like, "Have I struck enough of a friendly tone so they don't feel like I'm using them to fill up a room?

The Obama administration has not struck enough of a break from that of George W. Bush, according to some.

Trump's shift in rhetoric and policy priorities is striking enough that this period of his presidency could be divided in two parts: Before and after Nov. 6.

Striking enough, the decline of HCV-specific T cell response was concomitant with upregulation of PD-1 in both hepatic and peripheral CD8+ T cells (Fig. 1c).

"Someone bought it somewhere else and I guess it just didn't strike enough of a chord, because they left it here.

If HMNY can't strike enough deals, and soon (and doesn't want to keep throwing millions towards the service), MoviePass could fail.

When cover art is striking enough, it can become a large part of a legend.

The contrast of dark wood flooring and bright cabinets and walls in this kitchen is striking enough on its own, but once an island is added, it becomes an automatic highlight against the dark panels.

Polis life in Sicily never struck deep enough roots, and populations tended to be mixed and were too often transplanted.