Sentence examples for shock saying from inspiring English sources

She appeared to have gained considerable weight, and a relative expressed shock, saying her face had changed dramatically since they had last met.

Sponsors of the teach-in distanced themselves from Mr. De Genova's comments, and Columbia's president, Lee C. Bollinger, expressed shock, saying, "This one crosses the line".

One of his former teachers spoke of his shock, saying the suspect's nickname was once "the pope", and the university spoke of its "sadness".

Libération journalist Brigitte Ollier described it as "a visual shock", saying it was the first time in the paper's history that it had not carried photographs.

Even so, he also sought to assuage concerns about a supply shock, saying that OPEC members, which contribute about 40percentt of daily worldwide production, were already investing $160 billion in new production capacity up to 2012.

He waffled a bit when describing the sensation of the shock, saying "It's nothing that's painful.

You go into shock," said Ian Rigby.

"It wasn't a shock," said Powell.

"I was in shock," said Ms. Barfoot.

"There's been some shock," said Berthod-Bonnet.

"They're in a state of shock," said Mr. McDonagh.