Sentence examples for shocked because of from inspiring English sources

"Egyptians were shocked because of the circumstances of the murder.

A Jersey government spokesman said he was shocked because of the work the island was doing to become more cooperative.

The media showed concern over the film's title, deeming it "odd", and some people were shocked because of the title, which can be translated into English as "mean".

The most often mentioned feelings in both countries were being scared, overwhelmed and shocked because of the severity of the RGE, and expressed that this had been the most traumatic illness in their lives.

"A lot of people in the community are very shocked because of the upbringing he had," she said.

"Do not be shocked because this is one of the requirements for opening to tourists".

I was shocked because I'm the middle of five daughters.

Shocking because this group of players has not progressed one bit in this tournament.

"People feel shocked partly because of the speed at which it has been done.

Here's another CrunchGear Shock Study, shocking not because of cognizability but because of what it claims.

For those of us who were already adults when that occurred, it was shocking both because of its devastation and because of how aberrant it seemed.