strike a chord

Something about her had struck a chord in him then.

Her story struck a chord with people around the world.

It struck a chord at the time, but no longer.

Then I looked around the room, and could tell it struck a chord.

As a 12 year old girl in 1984 it also struck a chord with me.

His words appeared to strike a chord in the First.

But then something Charles had said struck a chord with her.

Something about my losing a baby had struck a chord.

The conversation strikes a chord, and the men start talking about their own lives.

The return of the wolves has struck a chord with the public.

"It is a very simple bill that has struck a chord with people all across the country," she said.

Whatever the song was, it seemed to strike a chord with them.

The song immediately struck a chord in each of them.

My post on possible uses of education struck a chord with people.

Today, I came upon two recent posts which struck a chord.

But the campaign, which began July 9, has obviously struck a chord with the public.

What was it about the younger man that struck a chord in him?

To my surprise, it seemed that she struck a chord with many of you.

"I think it will strike a chord," he said of the production.

I know now why the photographs struck a chord in my brain.

It was a campaign that struck a chord in Britain.

"He struck a chord in my heart from the beginning.

I think the idea for this march struck a chord with mothers all over.

The message seems to have struck a chord with audiences.

And suddenly, Reed knew why those words had struck a chord with him.