Sentence examples for escape shock from inspiring English sources

It is based on the idea that organisms exposed to inescapable shock in one situation fail to learn to escape shock in a different situation [ 2].

Seligman inferred that the canines that went on to escape shocks had realized something important — not all shocks are equal, and it doesn't hurt to keep trying to get away.

Cheryle "escaped" shock treatments when she came out at 40, but she lost contact with her 13-year-old son.

"But it was the children's lucky day as they escaped shocked but unscathed.

In an incident EU leaders will hope symbolised nothing very much, two visitors and an attendant escaped shocked but unharmed after a 40sq m section of suspended ceiling at the European Museum in Schengen, Luxembourg, collapsed under the weight of rainwater that had seeped in.

He had been in detention here since 2006 under the Internal Security Act, which allows the government to hold suspects without trial, and his escape shocked terrorism experts in the region.

The Bernadinos moved west to escape their shock and to pursue Mr. Bernadino's long-held dream of working for Microsoft.

Putin, Feb. 5, boldly said, "The measures taken by the government allowed the country to escape the shock of the crisis.

Those that had been unable to escape the shocks, though, weren't even trying.

The sound of I Need Something New suggests they're going to have to run a bit faster if they're going to escape the shock-haired shadow of Siouxsie, but the lyric is genuinely funny, depicting the singer so bored while in the throes of sexual congress that a draught from an unclosed door feels like a diverting novelty.

But now they had a way to escape the shocks.