Sentence examples for bringing shock from inspiring English sources

He's an appealing rogue, a smart-ass with a heart of gold, bringing shock and awe as a gift to everyman at the corner store".

But so thoroughly encoded into contemporary pop are Mr. Jackson's template and tricks — in everyone from Justin Timberlake to Rihanna to Ne-Yo and far beyond — that the odds of a new song's bringing shock were never very good.

Alfie, who lives in weary celibacy with his sister, Lily (Faith Prince), is a bit of a local celebrity, bringing shocks of color to a gray working-class world in 1964.

Engine and transmission are linked with software one finds in Panamera or Boxster, bringing shock-free, positive gear changes, up or down.

"They had thought it would bring shock to the shires, but apparently it's OK".

Friday 24 June brought shock, horror and sheer panic to trading floors around the world.

"They had thought it would bring shock to the shires, but apparently it's OK". The News Quiz is often held up as the panel show that attracts more female comedians than any other.

News of Taylor's death brought shock and grief to a Utah community in which he had served as mayor since 2013 and, before that, as a City Council member.

Jonathan Reynolds, Labour MP for Stalybridge and Hyde, said the killings had "brought shock and disbelief to the whole nation".

"My parents have lived in this area all their lives and it is difficult for them to go out and see so many people they know without getting upset". Det Insp Dean Llewellyn said the attack brought "shock and sadness to the community", adding it highlighted the "devastating consequences" of domestic abuse.

The changes occurred through a set of political transactions that brought shock and awe.