Sentence examples for much more shocking from inspiring English sources

"When you read shocking scenes... you know how much more shocking they're going to be because you respect the caliber of performers that we have to tell those stories properly," he said.

"I think people are potentially going to find it much more shocking," said the show's curator, Honor Beddard.

Much more shocking and revelatory is the way the author describes his own handling of the "dead weight," as the men hustled the body bag to the helicopter.

To be that lively at quarter past seven in the morning, it would in Roger's view have been much more shocking if they hadn't been taking cocaine.

Much more shocking was Wallis's flirtation with Jimmy Donahue, the millionaire homosexual playboy and heir to the Woolworth fortune whom the Windsors first met in 1947.

Ruth Read London The Night Music (Romarin) by Christopher Campbell-hases has parallels with Romeo and Juliet, but is much more shocking.

"People have been… aligning on policy issues, pushing the internet forward and a lot of the industry is much more aligned because of how shocking the NSA revelations were," he told MWC. "The government kind of blew it.

But the reality star reveals a shocking and much more vulnerable side to her personality: London, 43, admits to suffering from both anorexia and compulsive overeating in the past.

Fellow "Game of Thrones" actor John Bradley told us he thinks something that gets "slightly lost" is how much more impactful the show's shocking scenes are because of the actors' performances.

More absurd, and more shocking, is how much they get away with.

Other changes were more shocking: he was much more serious than the ebullient Gael I'd first known, gaunt, driven as if he sensed time was running out.