Sentence examples for considered a shocking from inspiring English sources

This was considered a shocking example of public illiteracy.

"Its viewpoint," he said, "was considered a shocking one for either popular fiction or for history.

He left her to marry Elizabeth Taylor after months of intense gossip about their affair, which at the time was considered a shocking scandal.

Some people will celebrate the demise of what they considered a shocking addition to the Victorian facades on the Exhibition Road side of the museum.

It is considered a shocking breach of etiquette to reveal what, if anything, the queen tells you, especially when it comes to political views, which she is technically not supposed to have.

Netflix bought the title for $12 million, which told the story of child soldiers in a West African country, and at least was notable enough to be considered a shocking Oscar snub.

Even for a part of Pakistan known as a haven for the Taliban insurgency in Afghanistan, tribal feuding and general lawlessness, the bombing was considered a shock, and police officials were at loss to explain the motive.

Full-back Stuart Hogg says it should not be considered a shock if Scotland secure a Six Nations victory over England at Twickenham on Saturday.

"Alexis decided to go in a simple suit, no tie, and he was escorted by a young black woman, who was an African immigrant - that was considered a shock in conservative Greece.

In the December 1962 Southern Rhodesian election, the UFP was defeated by the Rhodesian Front (RF), a newly formed alliance of conservative voices headed by Winston Field and Ian Smith, in what was widely considered a shock result.

Reports suggest Howe is considering a shock move for the Monaco and former Manchester United striker Dimitar Berbatov.