Sentence examples for was continually struck by from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bouzereau said he was continually struck by the director's enthusiasm for everything.

While conducting doctoral research in China, "I was continually struck by these young women," Ms. Armijo said.

Mr. Englander said he was continually struck by how Mr. Roth managed to erase the distance between the narrator and the reader, so one felt as if "the books were written for you".

Sept. 21), I was continually struck by the similarity of some aspects of Russia's crisis to the situation of Argentina and other Latin American countries at the end of the 1980s — though let me emphasize that Russia's problems today are even worse than ours were then.

"Traveling around Havana, I was continually struck by the effects of entropy.

Walking around Jerusalem, even the hip nightlife regions west of the Old City, I was continually struck by the absence of smiles.

I'm continually struck by how vividly this book depicts the bittersweet experience of working to meet the demands of others.

On the plus side, you're continually struck by a thrilling sense of freewheeling, unfettered musical inventiveness.

(I am continually struck by how much time I have to spend fixing the machines that supposedly improve my life).

His reading is likely to include the book's good news: "I'm continually struck by how much beauty and vitality the world still holds," he writes.

Already, the system has shown that the planet is being continually struck by large speeding rocks, and that the rate of bombardment is higher than previously thought.