Sentence examples for shock fear from inspiring English sources

Analytical observers divined shock, fear, adoration, hysteria, and, for some, the instinct to play safe.

You expect shock, fear, anger, questions – Why am I like this?

Until then, the artist said, he had been experiencing shock, fear, curiosity and even a little amusement.

Cancer has a wide range of effects on people's emotions – shock, fear, anger or sadness are just some of the more common feelings.

The effects of both on the public can be very similar: shock, fear, and the sense, deliberately stoked up by some, of being on a "war footing".

There was a moving session where two Muslim mothers of gay children explained how their initial shock, fear and horror had gradually given way to acceptance and renewed love.

Was she, as her lawyer suggests, simply in shock — fearing for her job?

The mice could store new memories, such as how to find cheese in a maze, and even relearn the foot-shock fear response, but only with training.

Even in patients who do not experience shocks, fear of shock may result in increased anxiety, avoidance behaviours and perceived limitations in performing everyday activities, which in turn can diminish patients' acceptance of the device.

or vehicle (N = 14) 1 hr prior to tone-shock fear conditioning in a novel context (Figure 7A).

The mice demonstrated similar levels of locomotor exploratory activity prior to and in-between tone exposure in this context, but the animals that received deoxygedunin during the previous tone-shock fear conditioning demonstrated significantly increased freezing during cued fear presentations (Day 1, repeated measures ANOVA of first 4 CS trials, F 1,26) = 8.1, p<.01; Day 2, F 1,26) = 7.5, p<.01).