Sentence examples for shocked impression from inspiring English sources

You present many exciting suggestions; however, my first shocked impression of Peter Eisenman's office towers was of a cartoon of buildings collapsing -- in other words, the absolutely wrong architectural idea.

When I have a military client I'm always shocked that the de facto impression of many in our community is "they must have PTSD".

Close your eyes: a boy or girl with their eyes open gives the impression you're shocked or uncomfortable!

"My impression was I was shocked and amazed at how good it was in the sense of professional film-making," he told the BBC.

Another Bristol City player Cole Skuse added: "The players are a little bit shocked because we were under the impression that it was all going through plain sailing and we're just a little bit shocked really.

That's been my overwhelming impression, and just like shocked at the extent of it all.

Of course, everyone in Israel is shocked because they all have the impression that the Japanese are warm-hearted people.

Here again the show is a bit dishonest; you're supposed to have the impression that the players are shocked by the rigorousness of the training.

Once we all spoke, I was shocked by how often we all had the same impression of a school.

As ever, when it comes to America and race, the overall impression is that while there are a lot of good people who are painfully shocked at the racism still riddling their country, there is still, well, plenty of racism.

Known for her impressions of Ellen DeGeneres and Hillary Clinton, both of whom scored shout-outs in the acceptance speech, McKinnon seemed genuinely shocked by the win.