Sentence examples for quickly shock from inspiring English sources

As Tony Blair – whose own response to this act of inhuman cruelty was to have such historic consequences – says of that day in his book A Journey, "It is amazing how quickly shock is absorbed and the natural rhythm of the human spirit reasserts itself … We remember, but not as we felt at that moment".

But the Championship side quickly shocked the Rhinos with two tries in four minutes.

Lightning heats the air it passes through so intensely and quickly that shock waves are produced; these shock waves are heard as claps and rolls of thunder.

I saw her through the screen door, and my nervousness turned quickly to shock.

If Channel 4's Banned season demonstrates anything, it's that nothing dates as quickly as shock.

The virus attacks endothelial cells, rupturing capillaries and causing blood loss and haemorrhaging; once this reaches the heart, the haemorrhage kills quickly through shock.

Lastly, if Shengmai is infused too quickly, anaphylactic shock can occur [ 30].

He presses the gas pedal down going uphill, but not enough, and the speed drops.These economies have all faced idiosyncratic shocks, of course, but we have also seen how quickly such shocks can propagate across borders if they're allowed to.

These slow waves evolve rather quickly into shocks due to a steepening mechanism with accelerated plasma flow behind the shock front.

Some firms react quickly to shocks, while others try to resist change; most try to alter their competitive environment to their advantage.The life-cycle model also looks shaky.

But if you make pesto my way -- blanching the basil quickly and shocking it in ice water -- you'll find that it stays bright green and that it tastes every bit as fresh as when it's made with raw basil.