Sentence examples for was extremely struck from inspiring English sources

"I was extremely struck by it, and excited.

In person, she is extremely striking.

However, the effect of Es on phase separation behavior is extremely striking.

The financial dynamics of the huge economic recovery between 1933 and 1937 are extremely striking.

Even among freshman dormitory residents the disease is extremely rare, striking only 3.8 of every 100,000, according to the disease control centers.

London Mayor Boris Johnson said the strike was "extremely frustrating" and added: "I can only conclude that this strike is being driven by hardline trades union militancy and a desire to have a strike for political purposes".

Tony Woodley, general secretary of Unite, said in a statement that that he was "extremely disappointed" that the strike would go ahead but that British Airways' offer was worse than one made last week.

Unite officer Terry Cunliffe said the day-long strike was "extremely well supported".

But since that strike, life was extremely difficult, and still is".

"I was extremely focused, extremely determined, but it's not good enough sometimes," said Johnson, who struck out 11 and walked one.

Defence Sectary Michael Fallon said the first strike, aiming to dent the extremists ability to sell oil, was "extremely important".