Sentence examples for it more shocking from inspiring English sources

Nicolas Kent, who has directed with Charlotte Westenra, makes it more shocking by staging it with deliberate propriety.

He claimed martyrdom videos recorded by six of the defendants were a hoax to be used as part of the internet documentary to make it more shocking.

Does the fact that this happened in Beijing make it more shocking, because of the conservatism and strict social control in China?

Is it more shocking than Michael Winterbottom's The Killer Inside Me, in which a woman submits humbly, even joyfully, to being beaten to death by her lover in stomach-turningly explicit detail?

If anything, I now find it more shocking than I did on that memorable first viewing: those red shoes, I now realise, are absolutely dripping with dark imagery about female sexuality (menstruation, loss of virginity) and creativity.

Based on that, is it more shocking this time than it was with your first nomination?

It is a moot point whether Tom-all-Alone's be uglier by day or by night, but on the argument that the more that is seen of it the more shocking it must be, and that no part of it left to the imagination is at all likely to be made so bad as the reality, day carries it.

Beniamino Barrese: I think the pictures make it appear more shocking than it is in the play.

"It was more shocking than I thought it would be," he said.

It was shocking that the life altering events between move-in day and commencement had all happened so quickly and had to end -- it was more shocking the next day to realize that it were never supposed to last.

People with Alzheimer's have problems with loss of memory all the time, but somehow it's more shocking in a younger person - and yet it shouldn't be".