Sentence examples for much shocked from inspiring English sources
Her parents were as much shocked by the cooking as by the cohabitation.
The Shell man says he was not so much shocked as surprised by the British tabloid stories that highlighted Browne's sexuality.
Looking quickly at the image — Ms. Cyrus with her hair damp, her back bare, a sheet draped over her front — another Beacon sophomore looked not so much shocked as disturbed.
As John Lazenby explains in The Strangers Who Came Home (Bloomsbury, £18.99), an excellent, bustling account of the first Australian XI to tour England, in 1878, the cricketing public weren't so much shocked by the famous ten wickets for 21 runs the Sydney bank-clerk took against the MCC at Lords that year, as by the manner in which they were taken.
When the announcement came through we were all pretty much shocked.
The original, complete with chunky meat-encased ankle boots and a meaty headpiece, debuted at the 2010 MTV VMAs and pretty much shocked us all.
Yesterday, there was too much shock.
He was in too much shock to feel pain.
Yet none of these comments seem to generate much shock.
It was called shock therapy, only it was too much shock and too little therapy.
Not so much shock of the new as shock of the 'ooh!'ooh
