Sentence examples for appear to shock from inspiring English sources

That really did appear to shock the regime, and the country may have been rudderless for some days thereafter.

A rapid escalation of the violence Tuesday night appeared to shock France's leadership.

Trump's comments about race and immigration have also polarised voters, driving non-whites back toward the Democratic coalition built by Obama but appearing to shock some white voters less.

Why don't you get out?" The outbursts appeared to shock the two authors of the reconciliation plan, the former Anglican archbishop of Northern Ireland, Robin Eames, and Denis Bradley, a former Catholic priest and journalist who is vice chairman of Northern Ireland's police board.

Trump's statement on Wednesday appeared to shock some of his supporters in Mississippi, including a woman just behind his right shoulder.

Then a guard reflexively clubs a prisoner to the ground during a lighthearted scuffle, an act whose undeniable reality appears to shock the perpetrator just as much as it does the victim and the audience.

This does not appear to have shocked many Ukrainians.

But many appear to feel shocked that they were not more clearly informed that if you are not paying with money you still have to pay somehow.

Contrary to our initial expectation of a characteristic 'learning curve' across time, we observed that tadpoles appear to avoid shock very quickly and efficiently.

By publicizing some jarring statements made by those interviewed, the consultant appeared to want to shock both sides into changing their ways.

Kurdish commanders fighting the Islamic State on the ground say certain groups of foreign fighters appear to move like shock troops around territory controlled by the group.