Sentence examples for shock to interview from inspiring English sources

After months of campaign rallies, it was a shock to interview regular voters on election day and hear them calmly assess the merits and flaws of both parties, and their hopes for compromise in Washington.Face the factsRepublican pessimism is more than a PR headache.

Frankly, I was shocked at the blatant recommendations to use canned responses to interview questions.

Which is why it is then perhaps such a shock to read in the interviews of Harry's ease with the bloody necessities of warfare.

Temptations not available to Elizabethan authors were his undoing, and eight years after grieving the death of her dad, his daughter was shocked to see him interviewed on national television.

"That was just the biggest shock to me," he said in a telephone interview.

The letter came as a shock to Mr. Rosenthal, he recalled in an interview on Wednesday.

His death "was a shock to me," his brother, Jimmy Artis, said in a telephone interview from South Carolina.

"It was a great shock to us that it was distinct from those groups," Dr. Paabo said in an interview.

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Daniel W. Drezner, a Washington Post contributor who previously worked at the Treasury Department, said he was shocked to learn of Farrow's interview with the whistleblower.

A day earlier, Ms. King, who recounted these conversations in an interview, had been shocked to discover that her husband's claims might in fact be true.