Sentence examples for are rather shocked from inspiring English sources

I think they are rather shocked.

GS: In the same way, the listeners are rather shocked with the way, in the 60th episode, of getting rid of a popular character, by making him fall off a roof.

We stayed in there until the fans arrived – the girls were rather shocked to see us emerge from the cubicles.

When I read that one I was rather shocked to find I didn't much like my earlier self.

It highlighted the dangers of not getting checked out, and I have to say I was rather shocked at what I saw.

"My friends and family were rather shocked, I think they expected there would be some sort of huge baptism ceremony but they were very supportive of my decision.

"I'm rather shocked," said Philippe de Montebello, the former director of the Met, on being informed of the investigation of Mr. Padgett.

I have not had much time for that end of the journalistic market place but I was rather shocked, despite what happened to me.

That was when Mr. Stravinsky, in his Russian accent, asked Mr. Klein, "Tell me, my dear, do you love our Bliss very much?" "I recall being rather shocked by such a question," he said.

I think a lot of people would be rather shocked to hear that such a notion would even be open to debate.Most prosecutors are well-intentioned, honest public servants.

It was such a natural reaction, and I was rather shocked".