Sentence examples for shock expressed from inspiring English sources

I remember the shock, expressed in pidgin English, when I met his parents and told them "I don't eat meat".

The principal shock expressed by all sorts of people, seems to have been Profumo's lie to the House of Commons.

While the chancellor kept quiet before heading to Brussels for a European summit on Thursday, one of her closest allies, Defense Minister Thomas de Maizière, gave full voice to the shock expressed by politicians and citizens.

The sense of shock expressed by the media at the shooting of an 11-year-old boy in Liverpool is an intensification of the increasing discomfort of a well-to-do majority with the existence of an "out of control" class in the derelict places on the social periphery.

The primary outcome was the duration of the shock expressed by the length of catecholamine infusion.

However, while there has been a lot of shock expressed at the vile and divisive the rhetoric and mob mentality we have seen emerge in our politics of late, none of this should really come to us as a huge surprise.

Patients suffering form septic shock express less MHC class II molecules and show reduced LPS responsiveness indicating a role of MHC class II molecules in innate immunity [4].

She took expressed shock.

Many alumnae expressed shock.

United States equestrian officials expressed shock.

European diplomats in attendance expressed shock.