Sentence examples for feeling a shock from inspiring English sources

Smoke continued to swirl into an overcast sky more than an hour after the reported explosion as witnesses in the area gave accounts of feeling a shock wave.

It's been a great evening and I'm feeling a warm shock of happiness as she pulls out her iPhone and shows me a You Tube video titled Nicolas Cage Losing His Shit, a humorous collection of rage-filled snippets from Cage's films, essentially showing the actor yelling, screaming and going nuts with no explanation for the behavior.

That experience may have left Renault feeling a bit shocked, but the company has since recovered.

Now, go educAse your daughter about hers.

Lizzy O'Shea, president of the UWA student guild, told Guardian Australia she was feeling "a mix of shock, awe and relief" over the decision.

Both officers described the deaths of Ramos and Liu as "an assassination" and said they were still feeling a sense of shock.

Your friend should see that your fingers touch both terminals of the battery; Start shaking your body, like you are feeling a severe electric shock; The next step is to suggest your friend to try doing the same; If your friend is at least a little literate in electricity, he/she will understand that an AA battery cannot shock, and that your shaking was nothing but a joke.

So I'm not sure if I was the first to know the news, but when I heard the news, I was feeling a little bit shocked because, I mean, just one half month ago she just won Wimbledon.

So - initially feeling a bit numb or shocked then numb[ 2].

People hearing this news could be forgiven for feeling an aftershock of shock and awe, for the barrage they had just seen looked and sounded not like the beginning of anything but the end of everything.

The world No1 Lindsay Davenport and the No2 Sharapova both departed Roland Garros without there being any feeling of a shock.