strike a chord

Some of the movie’s hand-wringing conversations — about politics poisoning the church, dividing people, fostering lies and hypocrisy — sound timely and will strike a chord.

A pro-Trump ad that painted Harris as a radical liberal, out of touch with the working class, seemed to strike a chord with men.

“America first” was another one of Trump’s slogans that really seemed to strike a chord with voters.

"Opera and classical music as a whole seemed to hit a kind of dead end with music that was too academic and not able to strike a chord emotionally or intellectually," he told Salon.

Jolie's sentiments strike a chord with the recent difficulties she has endured.