Sentence examples for bit shellshocked to see from inspiring English sources

"I am a bit shellshocked to see how fast things are moving here almost by themselves".

"When I lose, people are shellshocked to see me play this way".

Now, interestingly, Camby is still a bit shellshocked at not having Van Gundy around to ride him and his teammates.

By coming out so publicly eleven years ago, this entertainer has helped change the media landscape and has affected palpable change in the culture, and while I understand that she might still be a bit shellshocked from he backlash she experienced in the '90s, I don't think she needs to play it so close to the vest now.

Mr. Gillespie seemed a bit shellshocked at the pro-MTV rally Wednesday evening.

The team, weary from the flight back from Germany, and probably still a bit shellshocked from the loss Sunday in a penalty-kick shootout, kept the focus positive.

"It can be a bit bewildering to see".

It's a bit hard to see.

I was a bit surprised to see Italy beat Germany.

They just take a bit of effort to see, and a bit of control to select.

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