Sentence examples for apparently shocking from inspiring English sources

The film's inclusion of female and underage militants, while apparently shocking to many viewers, is accurate.

It was an apparently "shocking" concert in an era one might think was beyond shock.

That is apparently shocking to many Washingtonians who aren't used to being under the watchful gaze of authority figures.

The largest Labour-run seaside town in England has issued an apparently shocking appeal to the Treasury: Blackpool council has asked for the housing benefit to thousands of its most vulnerable tenants to be slashed by 30%.

Could it have something to do with the fact that when he returned to Madison Square Garden after he had been traded to the Timberwolves, he turned to Knicks owner James Dolan, whose ineptness is exceeded by his control-freak tendencies, seated and unleashed a stream of invective and curses that was apparently shocking in its vulgarity?

Referee: David Fernandez Borbalan (Spain) Joe Cole: After his apparently shocking performance against Swansea in the Capital One Cup last week (I didn't see it, but by all accounts he was woeful), Joe Cole gets another chance to try to salvage something from the wrckage of his Liverpool career in Moscow tonight.

Militia leaders, apparently shocked that the city had turned on them, blamed Qaddafi loyalists for the protests.

Apparently shocked into insanity by this benign kidnapping of her son, Liliana Cunningham hangs herself in the local asylum.

Mr. Lewis was apparently shocked by the depth of Merrill's red ink in December and soured by the "comp" demands of its executives.

Some people are apparently shocked by a new poll suggesting, not just that voters want a balanced budget, but that they believe that balancing the budget would create jobs.

"Of all the catfish I've confronted, there was only one I didn't tell I was coming," Schulman said cagily, apparently shocked by my plan to go unannounced.