Sentence examples for style struck from inspiring English sources

His management style struck some clergy as secretive and imperious.

His uncompromising style struck a chord with many, and many of his quotes are cemented in American popular culture.

Asked if the Devils' style struck him as a bit old-fashioned, Islanders Coach Peter Laviolette said: "That's playoff hockey.

After the Civil War, this festive, haughty style struck a welcome note: cathartic exuberance after the carnage.

Ryan's style strikes most players as counterintuitive.

Hernandez, a right-hander and native of Venezuela, did it in style, striking out five of Tampa Bay's last six batters.

While Mission Bay has been a success from a real estate and economic standpoint, its architectural style strikes many as out of place.

But within six months of Mr. Scott's swearing-in, many Floridians seem to have soured on the governor, an unflinching former health insurance executive whose leadership style strikes some as remote and uncaring.

Though Ms. Jacoby and Mr. Pronk are tremendously chic and wholly efficient, their dance style strikes me as more superficial than substantial; and, more important, their taste in choreography objectionable.

In a recession, the perpetual reinvention of her life — not to mention the still-influential designs that in their day elevated humble materials into high style — strikes a chord, making Chanel an inspiring figure for lean times.

If  going underground is more your style, strike out by kayak into the eerie, stalactite-filled caverns of the western Cayo's Barton Creek river cave, an easy half-day's journey from Mountain Equestrian Trails.