Sentence examples for a particularly shocking from inspiring English sources

I was in Puerto Rico shortly after Maria hit and found it a particularly shocking assignment.

He appeared similarly tardy in responding to a particularly shocking incident last month.

Nichols's satisfying production emphasizes this dynamic, giving his staging of the play a particularly shocking subliminal punch.

After a particularly shocking series of rapes by Nepalese blue-helmets in Congo in 2003, Kofi Annan, then UN secretary-general, set up a committee of inquiry.

The death penalty is abhorrent and our leaders and diplomats should say so at every opportunity, but this is a particularly shocking example.

A particularly shocking bit of business happens at a rural American church, followed by some screenplay twists that wouldn't happen in any pusillanimous or "normal" movie.

That the soldier treating a man like a dog - an unclean animal in Islam - is a woman will be particularly shocking to many in the Muslim world.

It's a brief and not particularly shocking video, but seeing it running on a home TV and hearing a regular guy expressing legitimate (if subdued) excitement make it a lot more real.

The first advert for Autobahn in the black-and-white NME looks particularly shocking: a bright blue sign from the future, under a feature on country music divorcees.

In a war in which particularly shocking things were done on all sides, the Japanese medical profession's role in Unit 731 was uniquely shocking.

It is always particularly shocking when a woman abuses a child.