Примери за използване на What struck me на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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What struck me when.
You know what struck me?
What struck me first was their calm.
Know what struck me today?
What struck me… this is… I wake up in the morning.
You know what struck me the most?
What struck me about your statement was that he was from a place called Chard.
And what struck me- the comments.
What struck me immediately was the claim that the product was 100 percent natural.
In particular, what struck me about Buffett's strategy was his idea of“forcing yourself to load up” and go all in on an investment.
What struck me again was the immense diversity of those taking part.
But what struck me the most were her eyes.
But what struck me the most were her eyes.
But what struck me was that I felt unburdened, like my mind had had a spring cleaning.
What struck me is that these warders, they get to know the men that they have to hang.
What struck me most when reading Jane Eyre washowthebookwas so ahead of its time.
What struck me at the time… was that he seemed so sure, so… insistent that I believe him.
What struck me was… that she felt sorry for me even before she saw me. .
But what struck me was the contrast between the light tone of the post and the heaviness of these emails.
What struck me was that IQ was not the only difference between my best and my worst students.
And what struck me so extraordinary was to be again with the Inuit-- a people who don't fear the cold, but take advantage of it.
What struck me most was his belief in what we in the West call‘panpsychism'- the belief that consciousness is everywhere,” says Koch.
What struck me the most is that despite it all- the hardships, the stress,… the ever-present danger of being killed- despite all that,… they never give up.
But what struck me is the understanding that in those little pieces was the culmination of a man's life, search, thought, everything-- just in a reduced, small version.
But what struck me generally about Old English, from the moment I read the bits of"The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle" right through to"Beowulf", is it's terrific for telling what happened.
What struck me from the start and what remains a lasting impression is her total openness- especially when asked to explain what happened to her or why it should have happened to her at all.
What struck me most, though, was how fully the boys' music- hard-edged rap, preaching bone-deep dislike of authority- provided them with a continuing soundtrack to their…….
And what struck me was every place that I went to to see these telescopes, the astronomers and cosmologists are in search of a certain kind of silence, whether it's silence from radio pollution or light pollution or whatever.
What strikes me so vividly is what Fitzgerald didntsee;
What strikes me so vividly is what Fitzgerald didn't see;