Disturbingly, many do not, like the very first and longest one.

Of course, that one was gotten because it's simply the title of a song, mapped to lower case with spaces removed.

Password phrases, even if long sentences, must not be something pulled from popular culture.

I wouldn't expect, say, "thequickbrownfoxjumpedoverthelazydogs" to hold up.

I bet you that it woudn't have been cracked, had the user had changed a few words in a way that is easy to memorize. I would have changed "stripper is crying" to "stripper is dichloromethane". (Compound used as powerful paint stripper.)