Sentence examples for utterly struck by from inspiring English sources

We're utterly struck by it, held by it, entranced and touched in such a deep way that we feel moved physically and spiritually.

But in sharing this experience with these two thousand congregants I was utterly struck by the ethnic diversity of the crowd, which I feel is particularly reflective of Melbourne and Australia's other large cities.

As Orlov finished telling the story, explaining how he made it back to Nazran, I was struck by how utterly cool he was.

We've seen it happen time and time again, but I continue to be struck by how utterly unoriginal cloners are when it comes to design or branding.

Visiting Uganda last week as the keynote speaker for the 5th Annual Financial Literacy Week, hosted by Investors Club, Ltd, I was struck by how utterly beautiful Uganda is.

It's not hard to find egregious examples like these, said Karakatsanis, who was struck by how "utterly mundane and impersonal and short" the hearings are.

Sitting up in the nosebleed seats at the Democratic National Convention, one was struck by how utterly distracted the audience was for large stretches of Tuesday night's program.

I met him once at a book signing in New Orleans for his autobiography, Shaq Uncut, and as I loitered in line with the throng of fans, I was struck by how utterly underwhelmed he seemed.

I met him once at a book signing in New Orleans for his autobiography, Shaq Uncut, and as I loitered in line with the throng of fans, I was struck by how utterly underwhelmed he seemed.

I am struck by another sight, one that was utterly incongruous.

Certainly, watching Zeta-Jones's Tony-night performance of "Send in the Clowns" on YouTube, I was struck by how mannered and breathy it was – how utterly phoney – but I suppose one can't necessarily ascribe that to issues of nationality.