Sentence examples for is rather shocking from inspiring English sources

She said: "If you look at the figures it is rather shocking the percentages of sustainable fashion in relation to the whole fashion industry in the UK.

The map that accompanies his article is rather shocking.

Durbin's crying really is rather shocking in its very real-sounding anguish.

"I hadn't realized, though, how many vegetables I never ate," Laura wrote, "and it is rather shocking how much cauliflower we get.

It is rather shocking that it took almost a 100 years after the 'official' 1916 start of Dada in Zurich for a first comprehensive biography to be published in English on its main instigator Tristan Tzara.

The case against naming, not to mention shaming, rape victims is so transparent to us that it is rather shocking to see the other side, all invisible here, rendered in such detail just as, to be sure, it is rather shocking, when in France, to be reminded that here we take knowing the details of the private life of public people for granted.

It's rather shocking.

That ambivalence was to be expected, but American negotiators' deference to it was rather shocking.

The police seemed to be rather shocked themselves at the scene.

Frankly, I was rather shocked at the shallowly created main girl characters.

"It was the first really commercial project I got involved with, and I was rather shocked by the reaction.