Sentence examples for too stricken from inspiring English sources

They also may be too stricken to bargain effectively or capably.

He points out that most of the lyrics were written prior to his son's death, that he was too stricken to write anything worthwhile in the aftermath.

She said she was deeply troubled that the youngsters were playing with a pistol, but seemed too stricken by grief to feel anger.

On the other hand, Mr. Yeltsin's inauguration lasted only 15 minutes, and he was too stricken by heart trouble to even make a speech.

Her departure leaves a gap that the museum is presently too stricken to contemplate filling.

It, too, struck at an empty target.

They, too, struck a liberated note.

His song too, struck me instantly.

The singalong, too, struck black audience members as unremarkable.

She considers he was rather too struck by that.

Davis left Castillo stranded at third when he, too, struck out against Wagner.