Sentence examples for provoking shock from inspiring English sources
The extent of the tragedy first became apparent when images and videos were posted on social media, provoking shock but also promoting solidarity across political lines.
Revelations of big-business and government collusion may provoke shock, shock.
It seems odd that an actor playing Sherlock Holmes could provoke shock by wearing a deerstalker.
In a critique of the ads, Deborah Lupton, a sociologist at the University of Sydney, said they were designed to provoke shock and horror.
The shooting on a bright Saturday morning provoked shock and anger along the commercial strip of storefronts below apartments on Rutland Road.
This was why the announcement of a not guilty verdict provoked shock and outrage across the nation and led to an immediate outburst of rioting.
Al-Jazeera said the ruling provoked "shock and anger" and called for international action to safeguard journalists' rights to report news freely.
In Newham, where the string of allegations have provoked shock, Superintendent Craig Haslam, acting borough commander of Newham, emaied local residents, saying that there was "no place for racism in the Metropolitan Police Service and here at Newham".
A call to name a new law targeting sexual violence in India after an anonymous woman who died last weekend following a gang rape has provoked a fierce debate in the country, where new details of the violent assault continue to provoke shock and outrage.
LONDON — An arsonist's attack on a Shiite mosque in a Brussels suburb that left its 46-year-old imam dead provoked shock and grief among Belgium's Muslim population on Tuesday, but the authorities there attributed the attack to tensions between the Shiite and Sunni communities — not a new case of the so-called Islamophobia hostility that has been rising in Europe.
A prominent Roman Catholic spiritual leader who has spent decades counseling wayward priests for the archdiocese provoked shock and outrage on Thursday as word spread of a recent interview he did with a Catholic newspaper during which he said that "youngsters" were often to blame when priests sexually abused them and that priests should not be jailed for such abuse on their first offense.
