Sentence examples for audible shock from inspiring English sources

When Emile was reported missing, there was audible shock.

He provides a flashpoint of interest about what produces audible shock in the theatre.

After a minute, they turn Powell over and place him in handcuffs, to the audible shock of witnesses.

He was talking about treating the animals with respect, but in the theater where I saw the film, this scene elicited perhaps the most audible shock of the entire movie because you can actually see the animals being slaughtered (contrast this with the secrecy of factory farms and slaughterhouses--no one is allowed because, as Paul McCartney likes to say, the process would turn everyone vegetarian).

A distinct audible ripple of shock went through the audience and then through me.

At several points throughout the film, audible expressions of shock, anger and disbelief were heard.

Pavlovian fear conditioning results in the formation of a strong association between a neural conditioned stimulus (CS; e.g., an audible sound) and an aversive unconditioned stimulus (US; e.g., a foot shock) that can trigger stereotypic fear responses [31], [32].

One HUD employee who was in the room for Carson's speech said there was no audible reaction to Carson's slave ship remark, although she was shocked by it and immediately recognized that it'd be a problem.

The Los Angeles-based shock act's new song is a carefully constructed trip to an audible bondage land.

However, these audible alerts may not be heard by the patient in time, resulting in inappropriate shocks.

This fact was not lost on the home support, who shifted from a state of shock as to how bad Scotland were in the first half to one of audible anger at full time.