Sentence examples for effect of a bombshell from inspiring English sources
The speech I gave on the radio (which was reprinted in "Albanian Spring") had the effect of a bombshell in Albania.
Gerrard was eight on the Sunday morning that his broken-hearted grandfather knocked on the door to break the dreadful news that Jon-Paul had perished in Sheffield, and the effect of that bombshell reverberates still.
Yesterday's declaration was thus something of a bombshell.
One, this is not much of a "bombshell".
"In the modern world, it's far less of a bombshell than it was a decade ago", he said.
That was a bit of a bombshell, but it laid an intentional marker.
Second, and this is a bit of a bombshell, I've never seen Star Wars.
DiDonato had more of a bombshell look, with a black suède fringed skirt and a hot-pink shirt with a handbag and lipstick to match.
Giles Ball, from the Friends of Arundells, said the sinking of such a "well-known yacht" had been a "bit of a bombshell".
AT THE end of June a bombshell burst over Taiwan's former leader, Lee Teng-hui.
