Sentence examples for closely shocked from inspiring English sources
Many people in China have watched the case closely, shocked by the behaviour of the children of China's elite, and the way the police and courts often give them favourable treatment, the BBC's Damian Grammaticas in Beijing reports.
When I first heard that women in "Biblical Times" (more specifically, the era of Jacob and his 12 sons) used to be sent to the Red Tent during their periods (they were all on the same cycle, living together so closely), I was shocked -- how awful to banish women for bleeding!
One of Garner's lieutenants, who had been working closely with Iraqi officers, was shocked by Bremer's dissolution order.
We hope to be surprised and shocked by the ideas it ignites and will be watching it closely.
"I'm shocked," said John J. Fahy, a former federal and New Jersey prosecutor, who has been closely following the trial.
"We have been shocked to learn that he is in a critical condition and are closely monitoring the latest medical bulletins from Grenoble," the statement read.
You may also be shocked to learn "123456" is the most common password on the Internet, closely followed by "password," according to SplashData's annual list of 25 most common passwords.
But he was shocked when the analysis revealed that the Baikal birds of Siberia were more closely related to those from North America than to their Eurasian neighbors.
We were shocked – shocked!
In a closely watched case, a federal appeals court ruled on Friday that genes can be patented, overturning a lower court decision that had shocked the biotechnology industry.
