Sentence examples for struck reading from inspiring English sources

I was struck, reading the literature of military revolution, how often the solutions seemed to resemble the problem.

I was struck, reading local papers for a week before Carnival, by its monopoly on the news.

"I'm always struck, reading reviews, by the fact that sometimes plays are reviewed in the context of other plays, or novels in the context of other novels, but never against each other".

The Greek government may not see this, but an optimistic note - a cautious one at that - can be struck reading that a large majority of the population want to stay in the Euro and urge the government to seek a compromise with creditors.

"The hour of suffering has struck," read the headline on privately owned daily Al-Masry Al-Youm.

One of the things that struck me, reading your books, is how entrenched our ideas of the brain's essential fixed and unregenerative nature are.

One thing that struck me reading the books was that you started the series before the age of mobile technology and 24-hour distraction.

"People will tell me their story, and what struck them reading the book, relating some of the things that they've been through," he says.

What really struck home reading the book, however, was fans' lack of recognition that their game is now a business that just happens to be a sport.

Positioned as a teacher, as I often am now, at the front of a classroom, I was struck by reading a line in "Draft #2006," from "Telephone Ringing in the Labyrinth". The line—"Maybe I couldn't write fast enough.

Positioned as a teacher, as I often am now, at the front of a classroom, I was struck by reading a line in "Draft #2006," from "Telephone Ringing in the Labyrinth".