Sentence examples for appears to shock from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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.

The resulting verisimilitude appears to have shocked Mr. Lauda.

Though the F.B.I.'s long relationship with Scarpa appears to have shocked jurors, who found it sordid, it came as less of a surprise to people in other branches of law enforcement.

What appears to have shocked most journalist commentators is the apparently brazen and unembarrassed request for detailed personal information, including credit card numbers and frequent flyer account numbers, of senior UN officials.

The source of energy for cosmic-ray acceleration appears to be shock waves driven by supernova (SNe) ejecta.

It appears to be trying to shock, but almost one century after it was written that's a difficult task.

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