Sentence examples for were very struck from inspiring English sources

"We all were very struck by this argument that there were neutral principles of law which, if you really disciplined yourself, you could apply without regard to your own political preferences," Mayers said.

"We were very struck that Klein seemed to back away from utopianism, because we feel that the left has liquidated itself in part because it's conceded talk about freedom to someone like Bush".

I was very struck by that.

I was very struck by his humility.

I was very struck by how pervasive the problem was".

I was very struck by watching Judi rehearse.

I remember being very struck by it and thinking, My God, that's Jack Rosenthal!

I do remember being very struck by it not being a particularly welcoming place.

I was very struck by how refreshingly different the books were from each other.

I was very struck by the fact that they had clear disturbances of emotion.

Fiona Shaw's Rape of Lucretia I was very struck by this Glyndebourne production.