Sentence examples for a sense of shell from inspiring English sources

Speaking to them that morning, there was a sense of shell shock among those who were hopeful and confident of a vote Remain result.

The structure, an artistic creation of world-renowned sculptor Arnaldo Pomodoro, is reminiscent of a tortoise shell that conveys a sense of protection: the Carapace structure guards wine barriques in the same way that the tortoise carapace protects the animal.

It's powerful stuff, and very good at invoking a sense of listlessness and a sort of shell-shock at the horrors of life.

There has also been a sense of him retreating into his tactical shell since the turn of the year.

But then, almost immediately, there was a sense of decay and delirium as the shell dresses were shattered, and other models, with taxidermied birds on their heads or shoulders, swanned out in feathered skirts jutting eccentrically away from their bodies, as if in some bird-kingdom display of courtship.

By the closing stages, it was back to bring-your-own food, blowing conch shells and a sense of fun.

There was also a sense of humor; legs peeked from the soft-shell crab roll like little Rockettes, all in a row on the plate.

Within the shell of the cellblock, a new structure would convey a sense of the original honeycomb density.

After particularly spectacular shells, the audience applauds and whistles its appreciation, imparting a sense of unity -- and youth -- to the night.

Night-time skinny dipping adds a sense of adventure and can help the more self-conscious come out of their shells.

The band shells are covered by inflatable roofs that help tie the composition together while adding a sense of intimacy.