"Let's get out of –" And then I froze, as a brilliant idea struck my mind with vicious force.
CR: I saw another article today that struck my mind, that took — at least how many garnered my attention, which is how many people now no longer subscribe to any kind of television, not satellite, or cable, or over the air, obviously.
Call me a Calvinist, but there is nothing in Botticelli's demonology to strike the mind with fear.
412); the apprehension of beautiful objects strikes the mind with a "secret [i.e., inexplicable] satisfaction and complacency" (Addison and Steele 1879, no. 412).
Diary writing is also helpful by doing this when you read your stuff again probably solution to problem can strike your mind.
Yet every element struck my nervous mind as a cliche designed to intimidate the uninitiated.
A similar chord is struck in the mind of a Muslim as a target of prejudice on a daily basis.
For the conservative of 1987, Allan Bloom's "The Closing of the American Mind" struck many deserving targets — rock music, sexual promiscuity, the sixties, Black Power, divorce, feminism.
Along my path were four structures, that struck my unformed mind as off the norm, and thus adventurous in the cookie-cutter recipe book of New York real estate.
There is also a feeling that, if February begins with no deal struck, Robinho's mind may suddenly become concentrated on playing at optimal levels again.
Scott Brown at New York magazine, as he tends to, puts the matter well: "Radcliffe has often struck the ungenerous mind – mine, I mean – as a nice, lucky kid who was in the right place at the right time," he says.
