They will find an emotive and self-interested way to strike a chord with the pie eaters of Australia. |
Always on the periphery of society protesting the status quo, he has an outlook which may strike a chord with the rebel in us all. |
Meanwhile, Luke's second album appeared to strike a chord with fans and sales eventually topped the 200,000 mark. |
But the song appeared to strike a chord with thousands of his fans and once again, Goldman's single rocketed to the top of the charts. |
Still, fanaticism doesn't strike a chord with the majority of the region's Muslims. |
Criminal Code amendments should strike a chord with the folks across, but no they do not. |