Sentence examples for is considered shocking from inspiring English sources

The reply by Engel for the USPTO acknowledged the routine use of the word, and simultaneously asserted its scandalous nature: "Although the word is frequently used, it still is considered shocking in most formal or polite situations.

And in 1982, "Making Love," a deadly serious movie about a husband who is secretly attracted to a man, was considered shocking.

While his openness about his personal life was considered shocking at the time, Mr. Rorem has always been more conservative as a composer, eschewing avant-garde trends for a primarily tonal and lyrical style.

Their music and lyrics were considered shocking at the time, something which brought them a considerable amount of attention.

One could also argue that after so many instances of censorship on campus over the years, cases like Hindley's may simply no longer be considered shocking.

Even in 2008--or 2008--or 2008--ory in 2008--it's considered shocking for a woman of a certain age to own uperhapsat agespecially.

"When you look and think that we're talking about perhaps more than the population of some of our cities facing abuse at any one time, that's got to be considered shocking", says Gary.

For people of a certain background, O.K., that kind of thing was considered pretty shocking back then.

The subject and the style were considered deeply shocking.

In the present study shock was determined using the SI, which is considered more sensitive for shock than standard vital signs alone [ 26, 33].

Reacceleration of cosmic rays produced by galactic sources on the galactic wind termination shock is considered.