1.   Although such debates still strike delicate nerves among older Europeans, many of their children find them less meaningful.

2.   Apparently they struck a nerve.

3.   As he tried to beat the tag, Dunston clipped the shin guard of reserve catcher Tom Prince just below the kneecap, striking a nerve.

4.   Attempts to tinker with Title IX strike a nerve with women lawmakers.

5.   A recent column about hotel rooms struck a nerve with many readers.

6.   All the same, Stoll seems to have struck a nerve.

7.   But it has struck a nerve with critics who contend the message is inappropriate and goes too far.

8.   But it appears to have struck a nerve.

9.   But it has struck a nerve with critics who contend that the message is inappropriate and goes too far.

10.   But it struck a nerve with consumers worried about protecting records that detail their private communications.