Sentence examples for struck totally from inspiring English sources

When the Asian crisis struck ("totally unexpected," says Bravo, "a terrible shock"), all luxury brands were hit, but few as hard as Burberry.

His victims are young, 'star struck' and totally trusting of his public persona," Troiani argued.

On August 17th the prime minister, Manmohan Singh, called Mr Hazare's hunger strike "totally misconceived".But he has become a focus of discontent about a government widely seen as fatally compromised by corruption.

Pakistan has condemned a US drone attack that killed the leader of the Afghan Taliban, calling the strike "totally illegal, not acceptable and against the sovereignty and integrity of the country".

However, Guillermo Fariñas' decision to begin a hunger strike, totally changed the tenor of the day.

Mr. Fleiss said: "He struck me as totally honest.

And over on Dave Hill's blog, a more optimistic note is struck by IronEye: Totally agree about the drinking fountains - not enough but it didn't mar a brilliant evening.

His concerns struck me as totally reasonable, though the angry middle-aged woman standing at the door with him, who was the primary booker, wasn't so reserved.

Captain Edward WC Wright of the 91st Argyllshire Regiment told the court martial: The order and regularity that prevailed on board, from the moment the ship struck till she totally disappeared, far exceeded anything that I had thought could be effected by the best discipline; and it is the more to be wondered at seeing that most of the soldiers were but a short time in the service.

The possibility hit me like a slap (although the second comment struck me as being totally irrelevant).

That struck me as a totally convincing argument, and from that moment on I never ate meat.