Examples of 'very struck' in a sentence
Meaning of "very struck"
very struck - This phrase is used to express being deeply affected or impressed by something
How to use "very struck" in a sentence
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I am very struck by this amazing ululatory wailing that goes on.
So that one did not really run, but I was very struck by this.
I am very struck by the similarities with this incident.
Gerard Malanga, Andy was very struck by her.
And was very struck by his appearance.
It is a good ending, I remember being very struck by it.
We are very struck by two testimonials here.
Since I never set out to make a film for young people, I was very struck by this.
Andy was very struck by her.
I was very struck by the mood there and by the enthusiasm of the young people.
As a young teenager, I was very struck by violence, conflict and war.
I was very struck by two sentences that the Foreign Minister used.
I do not want to know . You are very struck with Sandra eh?
Sargent was very struck by the scene and immediately made a lot of notes.
She was very struck by that.
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I was very struck by what happened with the girl Malala [ Yousafza ] from Pakistan.
I was very struck.
I am very struck by your falling out with Bennett.
I have been very struck by what is being done in Denmark.
I was very struck by the enthusiasm of the ex-prisoners.
Indeed, i was very struck about the situation in malawi.
I was very struck by the make-up and hair of this lady.
Kirby Dick, I was very struck by the footage Amy had shot so far.
I am also very struck by what you say about gender and language.
I was very struck by my visit to Sudan.
And I was very, very struck by the challenge that the film 's music would present.
I was very struck by Richard Stanley 's vision.
Indeed, I was very struck about the situation in Malawi in January of this year.
I was very struck by Lena's observations.
I was very struck by them, Suji.
I was very struck by Natalie Merchant 's songs last night, recovering old poems.
I was always very struck with the meaning of the word “ holy . ”.
Mr President, I am very struck by the fact that you, the Council, have invoked Article 93.
