Sentence examples for for a shockingly from inspiring English sources

Even with all this on his side, Marr should be prepared for a shockingly short career.

Schrader has renewed his quest, familiar from "American Gigolo" and "Auto Focus," for a shockingly cool erotic film with some wistful attempts at pathos strewn through the action.

For a shockingly high proportion of pensioners, growing older is a journey of loss: loss of work, income, health, wellbeing, status, social network and companions.

He also develops a mild crush on a droll, jazz-loving teacher (Bonnie Hunt) and falls hard for a shockingly funny ice cream parlor employee (Sarah Silverman).

At the other was his trainer, Doug O'Neill, leading his colt out of Barn 2 at Belmont Park for a shockingly final bow before a battery of cameras on Friday.

But for a shockingly cheap ticket (from $45), passengers can get a meal, a bed and one thing that eludes even the most dogged Caribbean traveler: immersion in authentic Bahamian culture.

This quotation from 1951 remains, for me, a shockingly prescient account of what would happen to music in the next half-century: "Noise benumbs our ears," Honegger wrote, "and I truly believe that a few years from now we shall detect no differences except between large intervals.

Al Harrington entered the game for Drew Gooden, who had a shockingly great game for Washington, and promptly missed a gimme layup that would have cut the Pacers' lead down to a single point.

Margulis herself proves unfit for this role in a shockingly irresponsible chapter on vaccines.

Some even responded to orders by first asking, "Why?" These new civilian controllers formed what, for that time, was a shockingly diverse workforce: merit among them was determined not by pedigree or seniority but by swagger; the less likely one was to blink or flinch or allow himself to be punked, the more that person could be trusted on the job.

Cox, who was in and out of the district attorney's office for thirty years, established a shockingly high record of capital murder convictions: Caddo Parish is home to roughly five percent of the state's population, but accounts for a third of the state's death sentences -- several of which have been overturned. .