Sentence examples for carry shock from inspiring English sources

The selection of Quayle did carry shock value.

It can also carry out shock loading and preload of cable bolt which represent underground cable bolt slippage (breakage).

Sheik's music has distinctive passages - moments when it seizes the stage with rock, or sweetens into ballad, and one striking episode of strangeness called "Blue Wind" - but for the most part it's pleasantly boisterous rather than rough, wistful rather than grief-laden, and nowhere disturbed enough to carry the shock of the action.

The pilot investigation, though, carries particular shock value.

Each story in "News From Heaven" carries comparable shock value.

A local pastor, Rick DeMato, carried his shock straight to the pulpit.

Ten years have passed since he last brought it to London, and its return carries the shock of re-discovery.

That scene, ending in the death of an old man, carries a shock like the last sentence of the Waterloo chapter in Vanity Fair.

In another year, under less volatile circumstances, Rutgers's 30-27 defeat of No. 2 South Florida on Thursday night might have carried more shock value.

But Monika, who pulls her lovers into her bed without hesitation or shame, was a new woman for a cinematic practice that even today carries the shock and delight of the new.

Anders Äslund, who was one of three principal foreign advisers to Mr. Gaidar as he carried out "shock therapy" in Russia in the grim winter of 1992 and who is now a senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics in Washington, said Mr. Gaidar was unjustly blamed for the hyperinflation that wiped out the life savings of many Russians.