Sentence examples for exactly shock from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court didn't exactly shock the world on Monday.

TO veterans of Wall Street, the details that emerged in last week's criminal complaints against two former JPMorgan Chase traders didn't exactly shock.

Mr. Dietz ties his threads together efficiently, and if the secrets that are revealed don't exactly shock or surprise, they at least don't feel artificial -- no more so than Linda and Michael themselves, anyway.

"And that [anti-semitism] was used really effectively during the campaign in a way that didn't exactly shock me, because I'm aware of its existence, but in my life it had always been the black part of me that attracted the most prejudice.

The shock of the election was great: "The first response among many of my peers was actually not exactly shock, and it wasn't anger.

Residents of Fulton, a city of 12,000, were not exactly shocked.

He added: "Almost any jury was not going to be exactly shocked by the nature of the offense.

"He did it out of love," said Vivian DeGeorges, the oldest of their three daughters, who were devastated but not exactly shocked.

I'm not exactly shocked at that, but dismayed that so many of my fellow citizens still refused to look outside the two-party duopoly or help the Greens reach federal funding levels.

The law firm Fenwick & West quietly released its third-quarter venture capital survey this past Friday, and its findings aren't exactly shocking.

We're not exactly shocked that Willis was game to post topless photos in protest given that she wore a completely sheer top with no bra to Nylon and BCBGeneration Young Hollywood Party in Los Angeles on May 8.