Sentence examples similar to a note of shock from inspiring English sources

Moyes' programme notes were full of shock and awe.

Despite a few "Christmas terror blitz on capital" headlines, even the media, usually grateful for a bit of real news during the quiet holiday period, struck a note of weary resignation rather than shock at what was allegedly being planned.Because of court-imposed restrictions on reporting, only a limited amount of information is in the public domain.

In his teens, Miller saw his well-to-do family lose nearly everything in the Great Depression, and in his 20s he watched his radical hopes derailed by Hitler and the war — twin shocks that injected a note of reminiscence into much of what he later wrote.

A note of humility?

A note of caution, though.

Here a note of caution.

But a note of caution.

Take a note of this.

Make a note of it.

(Make a note of this).

Slightly fewer households recovered from natural disasters (21%), and very few households were able to recover from weddings (12%).> -wrap-foot> Notes: Probability of shock occurring, concentration index and standard error, average and expected cost (in multiples of household monthly food spending), perceived severity and recovery.