Sentence examples for a particularly shocking example from inspiring English sources

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

In a 13-page claim form seen by MediaGuardian, lawyers for Serrano said the column falsely portrays the medical professional as "a particularly shocking example of foreign doctors working in the NHS who, for reasons deriving from their being foreign, are seriously incompetent, inadequate or otherwise unacceptable".

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

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

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.

"London is in a particularly shocking state and nobody has got a grip on long-standing problems".

Mediabistro quotes a particularly shocking moment of Kate Harding's account of Law & Order's disturbing abortion "debate".

The NRL and local bodies have worked hard to stop the abuse of referees – particularly at a junior level – and to have two first graders, including one international, engaging in such tawdry behaviour is not only an embarrassment to the code but a shocking example to set.

It was a shocking example of politicians dictating a prosecutorial decision.

But Margaret Hodge said the £217m overdraft was "a shocking example of incompetence - no-one was keeping an eye on the cash position".

Bamian and the places nearby are a shocking example.