Sentence examples for sense shocking from inspiring English sources

For this play is in a true sense shocking.

The sense of alienation is shocking.

"We understand the sense of shock and outrage that was induced by the incident," Eric Ntabazalila, a spokesman for the National Prosecuting Authority, told reporters.

Mr Hammond told BBC Radio 4's The World This Weekend: "What we need to do now is use the sense of shock, the sense of outrage, to galvanise opinion behind a more robust stance.

"There is a sense of shock and a sense of outrage, not just in this community but across the whole city of Sheffield," he said.

As I was moving, there was a sense of shock in the room and I think someone shouted, "Outrage!" which is a very House of Commons thing to shout.

"It is hard to overstate the sense of shock when news of the deal came out on the floor of parliament," she said.

His face betrayed a sense of shock.

There was also a sense of shock.

I remember a sense of shock.

The sense of shock, however, is palpable.