Sentence examples for thing struck from inspiring English sources

"The whole thing struck me as absurd.

But of all I've seen, one thing struck me the most: the level of transparency in Westminster is utterly pathetic.

And yet, one thing struck him: the Kuna living on the islands drank a significant amount of locally grown, minimally processed, high-flavanol cocoa.

The whole thing struck me as eminently silly in the first place, since the most pointed of Franzen's claims in the essay are so obviously true, or, at the very least, worthy of serious consideration.

While researching the article, another thing struck me: how incredibly undeveloped the industry is in the rest of Latin America.Take a look at the table on page 8 of the UN's latest tourism digest.

One thing struck me in our conversation about the paradox of poetic solitude: that you needed to be alone to write poetry, but it needed to be read to come alive.

I find one thing striking.

When I visit my dad, the whole thing strikes me as sad but not tragic.

Because e-mailing such a thing strikes me as a dicey proposition.

One thing strikes me as crucial: there must be a spirit of active intellectual inquiry.

Snog me!" The whole thing strikes one as, how you say?, tacky.