Sentence examples for shock much from inspiring English sources
And that final twist was a genuine shock, much to the credit of June Squibb, who did a wonderful, scene-stealing job as Flo.
In a test particle calculation, some of the selected alpha particles stay around the shock much longer (20 Ωi−1) and are accelerated to considerably higher energy (50 E0) than protons (∼10 E0).
Now a study finds that the brains of some patients with brain injuries respond to an unpleasant electrical shock much as do the brains of healthy people, suggesting that these patients may feel pain even though they're unable to show it.
What would shock much of America is how this is working out today in California.
The Boston Herald noted superficial similarities between System Shock and Doom, but called System Shock "much more elaborate".
Updated at 1.04pm GMT 12.57pm GMT 11 min: Arsenal look visibly shocked, much as you'd expect.
Naomi Klein, in her 2007 book The Shock Doctrine, argues that the right has used shocks much better than the left, especially in recent decades.
-- In a move that has shocked much of the television world, Conan O'Brien will make his comeback on a cable -- not a network -- channel.
And yet to see the city of New Orleans a week after the flood, to see the ruin, was to be shocked much as Johnson was forty years ago.
His decision to bring it back for a second season shocked much of the television business because the show was dispersing the big lead-in audience from "Modern Family".
