Sentence examples for great shock and from inspiring English sources

Many Cypriots now feel great shock and anger at what they consider their economic excommunication.

His heartless murder has come as a great shock and he will be greatly missed.

But when it does come around it's a great shock and a great relief at the same time".

Mr McCartney, looking pale and distressed, said: "It is a great shock and I am very upset".

Having made it, Braque said, "I felt a great shock and it was an even greater shock to Picasso when I showed it to him".

"I bow before the people in apology because the prosecution caused a great shock and disappointment," Mr. Han said on Friday.

"People generally recover from great shocks and do so in a reasonable amount of time," Dr. Erikson said.

But as Russian airstrikes and government barrel bombs tear apart rebel-held east Aleppo street by street, many children endure even greater shock and loss.

A spokesperson for Hitachi said: "Simon's death comes as a great shock to everyone and, in particular, to people who knew him and worked with him.

The bite of the blade sent a great shock through me, and I didn't dare look down, but the bleached faces of the other boys told me just how bad it was.

Dealey's loss was a great shock to Christie, and the event worsened his relationship with Kinkaid.