Sentence examples for in a deep shock from inspiring English sources

Togo and FC Nantes forward Thomas Dossevi "We are in a deep shock following the tragic incident that happened to our Togolese brothers and friends.

Labour's defeat in the last Scottish parliament elections in 2007 came as a deep shock to the party.

His victory in New Hampshire has come as a deep shock to the Republican powers-that-be, who have staked everything on Mr Bush.

The attack on Mr. Westergaard in Aarhus, Denmark's second-largest city, situated on the Baltic coast of the Jutland peninsula, came as a deep shock to Danes.

Along the way, Muzein urged Ali not to mention his six-billion-dollar estimate to Saud, who was "in deep shock" about the crisis; hearing such a figure "might be too much for him".

Veraty Johnston admitted attacking the driver in front of a packed bus, leaving the 61-year-old covered in blood and in deep shock.

"We are in a state of deep shock.

He is in a state of deep shock after his house on the outskirts of Osh was burnt down on Saturday.

In a statement released late Monday by the Phoenix law firm Osborn Maledon, Simpson's family members said they were "in a state of deep shock".

He is survived by a grieving wife and teenage son, and an extended family in deep shock.

One is that, formally, the talks are taking place without prejudice; the other message, delivered more privately but with growing firmness, is that Kosovo will become independent; so Serbia must help the province's 100,000-plus ethnic Serbs to cut the sweetest deal they can if they want to stay there.This month, the message has been delivered in a more open way, and Serbs are in deep shock.