Sentence examples for be shocking to from inspiring English sources

It would be shocking to watch this".

Levitz said the injury that Chamberlain suffered is often grotesque and can be shocking to see.

Nowhere is a testamentary provision valid if its enforcement would be shocking to public morals.

"This has got to be shocking to the people of China," he said.

He admitted the idea that ice-hockey originated in England would be shocking to many Canadians.

He added, "It may be shocking to hear something stated so bluntly".

It will be shocking to realise that it's not a play - it's people singing".

To be shocking, to be offensive: the meaning of these noble terms might not be obvious.

"This should be shocking to all Americans – especially those that disagree with Ammon Bundy's message".

"That scene might be shocking to the woman hanging clothes to dry next door".

Should that be shocking to you? No, and let me tell you why.