Sentence examples for that would strike from inspiring English sources

"The next thing that would strike you is the similarity".

Hollywood has long tried to make films about auto racing that would strike a chord with general audiences.

"We wanted something that would strike a chord with everyone, that's why there is such a diversity of art".

Congress has the constitutional power to pass many bills that would strike most people as idiotic, but as a popularly elected assembly, it doesn't.

In case that emotional appeal failed, the display also included letters from repentant thieves, referring to a curse that would strike anyone who moved the petrified wood.

Japanese can be lampooned and caricatured in Chinese government-approved films and popular culture in ways that would strike many Westerners as extremist and ugly.

He viewed that more as a sort of law-and-order window dressing rather than as initiatives that would strike at the core of the problem..

It's one of the few sombre moments in a performance marked by comedy that would strike a chord with teens the world over.

Ehrlich also famously predicted, in the nineteen-sixties, that famine would strike India and that, within a decade, "hundreds of millions of people will starve to death".

Acknowledging that sentiment, Mr. Barak warned today that Israel would strike back.

This was despite an earlier assessment that there was a 91% likelihood that Hanson would strike again.