Sentence examples for it was extremely shocking from inspiring English sources
Shareholders and corporate governance groups said it was "extremely shocking" that a company the size of McDonald's would try to hold its annual meeting behind closed doors, especially so soon after its new chief executive, Steve Easterbrook, promised to act as an "internal activist" and turn the struggling company into a "modern and progressive" burger chain.
In a strong statement on Friday, the Bishops' Conference of Belgium said it was "extremely shocked by the way in which Bishop Vangheluwe minimized and made excuses for his actions and the consequences for the victims, their family, believers and the entire society".
It's similar to how I felt when Prince died: I'm extremely shocked, and also not surprised.
Patrick Poon, Amnesty International's China researcher, said: "I'm extremely shocked".
In a statement released to the Press Association, Paul Cook, managing director of G4S children's services in the UK, said: "I'm extremely shocked and appalled at the allegations that were presented to us, which clearly have no place in our business or any institution responsible for looking after young people".
The party's deputy leader, Jayda Fransen, said she was "extremely shocked" and added: "This is absolutely not the kind of behaviour we would condone".
A spokeswoman for the Wildensteins said the family was "extremely shocked" by the ruling and was studying whether a further appeal was justified.
Later, in a statement, Lady Ashton said she was "extremely shocked by the rocket attack and the tragic loss of life".
The actual owner of the apartment, a 71-year-old pensioner living in Biarritz, said he was "extremely shocked" by the goings on at his property and was consulting his lawyers.
In a BBC radio interview Rushdie said that he was "extremely shocked" to hear the news that Grass had served with the Waffen-SS at the end of the second world war, but argued that the revelation made little difference to his literary reputation.
