Sentence examples for shock to think from inspiring English sources

It's a bit of a shock to think that communicating with Fonseca could be as easy as that.

"It was such a shock to think that anyone would kill an innocent human being," she told a television interviewer.

Had it been a shock to think that both leaders of the coalition Government are younger than her? "An awful shock.

And it comes as a shock to think of Frank doing this – that he was a mass killer, but he had sensibility, a soul.

If it's a shock to think of Jacobean drama on primetime, it's just one measure of how seriously television in the 1960s took theatre – and how, today, it fails to.

On closer reading, you learn that the skirt was made by Carolyne Roehm, in the late 1980's -- it's something of a shock to think of this period as "vintage".

And soon something began that I'm shocked to think of now.

Mr. Zaleski said he knew of Mr. Surdoval's criminal troubles from news reports and was shocked to think that anyone from his administration was involved in sexual wrongdoing.

They may be shocked to think that they were engaged in an intimate activity with each other, however from an experiential point of view, they would be very intimately involved (Healthy Place, 2008).

Sometimes I'm shocked to think How the fuck are you back here?

Shocking to think that in some states, nearly 40percentt of all foster children are receiving psychotropic medications.