Examples of using Hit a nerve in English and their translations into German
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is proof that we have hit a nerve here.
We have clearly hit a nerve.
knowing the doctor had hit a nerve.
You have to hit a nerve.
reactions it created showed that it hit a nerve.
With the new iPul pultrusion line, KraussMaffei has hit a nerve on the market.
has hit a nerve.
First, the PiS top candidate Beata Szydło hit a nerve during her campaign with the statement.
Nonetheless, the considerable interest in Look Who's Back certainly reveals it has hit a nerve.
motivation to many people during this time because they hit a nerve.
We have apparently hit a nerve and offered something that is not usually found at fairs or conferences.
The manifesto hit a nerve and will encourage valuable controverses.
who fled Communist China, so that law really hit a nerve.
Because apparently I had hit a nerve with my rather thoughtlessly thrown sentences- including spelling and grammatical errors.
The growing demand for FreshSafe PET® also illustrates that barrier technology has already hit a nerve among beverage producers.
From the offset, we quite soon realized that, with this, we had hit a nerve with our customers and interested parties.
The killing of Michael Brown hit a nerve among those who are unwilling to silently witness one more cop killing of a black person.
With“Melly”, Ken Lum has hit a nerve that reached beyond its art-context and led to a
The case has hit a nerve among digital rights advocates across the Americas, where the United States has a disproportionately broad influence over regional copyright policy.
