Sentence examples for particularly shocked from inspiring English sources

Women in Love had particularly shocked people.

"I'm not particularly shocked that it happened here.

Stephen, who comes from Los Angeles, is particularly shocked that this is the way things go.

He added: I was disappointed by the results and I was particularly shocked by some behaviour.

"I wasn't particularly shocked, because I knew what Georgina was doing, sort of.

She was particularly shocked by the way the suffragettes were force-fed in jail.

It's perhaps because of this association in people's minds that they find this change particularly shocking.

None of this would particularly shock women, who are accustomed to negotiating a reasonable self-image against body ideals that might include such implausible models as Barbie and Calista Flockhart.

The congressman is running for re-election against Katie Hill, a first-time candidate endorsed by Harris who told HuffPost that Brayton's involvement with the campaign ad is particularly "shocking" considering the "increase in violence across America, fueled by hateful rhetoric".

What particularly shocks her, having worked closely with police during her time on Juliet Bravo, was their behaviour.

But shock radio -- particularly shock radio shows like "Opie and Anthony," in which disc jockeys take an in-your-face approach to sexual and scatological banter -- deserves plenty of blame.