Sentence examples for a bit of shock for from inspiring English sources

It probably would have been a bit of shock for me to teach at other secondaries.

Nevertheless it came as a bit of shock for the naturally beautiful Carmichael to read the first reviews and realise that she had been cast as what she has described as "the ugly one".

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"It's a bit of shock therapy for their marriage," Mr. Carell said.

Kelly: "I think Eric was in a bit of shock.

And Hidden Figures reintroduced a bit of shock to me.

"I was in a bit of shock," she said.

The best-musical win for "Kinky Boots" was not unexpected — a wide cross-section of Tony voters said in interviews that they were supporting the show for its vibrant spirit — but still a bit of a shock for the producers and artists on "Matilda," which set a record in London for winning the most Olivier Awards (the Tony equivalent) and which received the best reviews of any musical this season.

It was proving a bit much for Gemma, 23. "It's actually a bit of a shock for me personally.

It was a bit of a shock for everyone.

The 2002 season was a bit of a shock for some other landlords, too.