Sentence examples for public shock from inspiring English sources
We got so caught up with talking to Jordan McKenzie about all the hubbub over his jizz-paintings yesterday, that we forgot to mention the equally shocking public shock over our pal Terence Koh's recent sculpture of Jesus with a raging hard on.
The prime minister made the announcement in the wake of widespread public shock following the publication of pictures Alan Kurdi, a three-year-old Syrian refugee, whose body was photographed washed up on a Turkish beach after his family failed to reach Greece.
"There was incredulous consequent public shock.
The public shock of June 2 was immense.
The less political violence in a particular state, the greater the public shock at an act of terrorism.
Yesterday, however, as details of the allegations were made public, shock waves rippled over the affluent Fairfield County community.
This month, after public shock and outrage over the recording reached a fever pitch, he suddenly resurfaced on television, saying he was in Miami.
They could match public shock with prompt, concerted and effective action to make mass shootings a less frequent fact of American life.
And last month, the European police organization Europol warned of "large-scale operations" by ETA aimed at "creating considerable public shock and international coverage," according to an excerpt of the report cited by Agence France-Presse.
During the riots shots were fired at the police and their ferocity caused particular public shock against a background of a series of riots in urban areas in the 1980s.
