Sentence examples similar to imaginary shock from inspiring English sources
And so we end up with models (and quite popular ones) that say things like economic fluctuations are caused by "imaginary shocks" (Dr. Romer's characterization).
Demonstrating how powerless people can be in the face of authority, Milgram told his subjects that they absolutely had to administer electric shocks to other people, shocks that were imaginary but that the subjects thought were causing intense, perhaps irreparable, pain and suffering.
Lawyer Laurent Denis: "Emile has been deeply shocked by this imaginary tale".
Both men were shocked when they learned of Ibrahim's objectives, imaginary as they were and impossible to achieve, an indication of the state of confusion in GHQ at the time.
Almost as shocking was Martínez using his hands to draw an imaginary strike zone for DeMuth and holding his glove out to DeMuth and asking him if he wanted to pitch.
As yet another legend bites the dust by exposing his bad behavior, many of us are shocked and appalled while others are falling deeper into resignation about the imaginary faithful husband.
The writer presents an imaginary correspondence in the form of controversial letters to Nicolai Pont, the editor of an Italian magazine, SHOCK ART.
By Donald Barthelme The New Yorker, February 25 , 1974P. 34 The writer presents an imaginary correspondence in the form of controversial letters to Nicolai Pont, the editor of an Italian magazine, SHOCK ART.
The interesting thing about these invisible fences for dogs is that, at some point, the dog has been so conditioned by the shock that you can actually take the collar off the dog and it won't ever venture past that imaginary fence line even though a shock isn't coming its way.
Imaginary characters in an imaginary world.
