He strikes us, above all, as a man with a strong moral core.

You don't strike me as a man who would even have sympathy.

But you strike me as a man who needs to do some long, hard thinking.

You don't strike me as a man who'd take to children.

He always struck me as a man with something to prove.

He did not strike her as a young man about to make trouble.

"He struck me as a man of a very original disposition."

He strikes me as a man who would never willingly put himself in a position where others held too much power over him.

He did not strike me as a man who would take much risk for another than himself.

Doesn't he strike you as a man with a past?