Sentence examples for mood of shock from inspiring English sources

The mood of shock persisted for many months, as a clean-up operation of admirable energy and organisation tended to the disaster zone.

During the President's trip to Europe and Peru, sources said, one foreign leader after another came to Obama in a mood of shock and alarm, including Angela Merkel, of Germany.

Brazilian media reflected the mood of shock on Wednesday, describing the result as a "historic humiliation".

In a national mood of shocked conciliation, Vice-President Gustavo Noboa, who had on January 22nd become Ecuador's fifth president in four years, seemed assured of a few months of tentative political support.

The film takes in the aftermath of the September 11 attacks and "it captures, better than any other movie, the mood of raw shock and grief that blanketed the city in those months".

The coloring process has not changed much since the days of '80s punk rockers and '90s grunge enthusiasts (jars of Manic Panic dye are still a popular way to get the look), but the patterns, placement and mood of these "shock locks" have evolved.

And though it seemed, at first, that the national mood was one of shock followed by outrage, already numerous gently demurring voices have begun to break the surface.

'The mood here is one of shock and fear for the future' – William I know that nationalist parties all across Europe can't believe their luck.

He told BBC Breakfast the jubilant mood changed to one of "shock, horror and total disbelief that people would target this great institution".

Although the news had long been anticipated in Cuba, the mood in the capital was one of shock, with Havana residents expressing their sense of loss.

"We weren't even in a state of war – how could this happen?" The mood in South Korea, she says, is one of shock and shame as well as mourning.