Sentence examples for feeling shock from inspiring English sources

"People are feeling shock, sadness, disappointment," Ms. Orzel said of yesterday's shooting.

Speaking at the interfaith service, Gov. Deval L. Patrick of Massachusetts recalled feeling shock, confusion and anger after the blasts.

"It all came to a head in February, when consumers were feeling shock, anger and betrayal over payroll taxes and the weather wasn't all that good, either".

Who lays greater claim to an image of overwhelming sorrow: those who walk by it twice a day, or those who see it fresh, still feeling shock?

So I listened, feeling shock but also a weary familiarity, and mostly marveling at the brutish irony (sexually attacking a woman as she protests sexual attacks against women — who would make that up?) as Li Xinmo, a fellow performer, recounted the events in Hai'an over dinner in the 798 Art District in Beijing, not long afterward.

In an interview with Al Jazeera, one young worker said, "We are feeling shock and pain.

"It's not like I'm playing shocking or I'm feeling shocking.

Many men report feeling shocked and depressed when their sex lives fail to return to normal after treatment.

"The ramifications of this incident were felt across London, the UAE and other major cities across the world, feeling shocked and outraged and understandably frightened.

Despite a few gestures towards closing on an upbeat note, this final episode of series four leaves you feeling shocked and forlorn, but caring.

At one point she describes feeling shocked, "as if someone you are crazy about turns around and hits you out of nowhere".