Sentence examples for shocked why from inspiring English sources

Alexei Navalny was visibly shocked: "Why are you jailing him?" he shouted at the judge.

The novel has the ache and inevitability of real life, and as the characters discuss bomb shelters or worry about their children contracting polio, the reader, from the distance of more than half a century, can't help thinking, shocked: "Why, you're all dead by now".

We would be shocked, so why should standards be lowered in the developing world?

But a combination of powerful blows could still have a shattering impact.*"The Macroeconomic Effects of Oil Price Shocks: Why are the 2000s So Different From the 1970s?", by Olivier Blanchard and Jordi Galí.

The Tories laying into the BBC; a fantastic analysis of the terror situation and an astonishing interview with another Guantanamo detainee; a look at the millions spent on trying to win an Oscar; could Michael Howard really win the election?; Coke launch a healthy drink (shock); why classrooms will be circular in the future; and teenagers' advice for parents.

At first it's a shock, why do we need another, and why is it coming from NY instead of Mountain View, Berkeley, Sunnyvale, San Francisco or Redmond?

He is even more shocked when he discovers why polio is still rife – many people in the mainly Muslim north refuse the vaccination because they believe it makes children sterile.

But curiosity gave way to shock over why the police were there; Mr. Matthews, 31, was charged with attempted murder after the police said he imprisoned a woman in his apartment for more than a month and tortured her.

And yet if our laws support it, why are we shocked when it happens to someone we know?

That is why she was shocked when she turned on the "Teen Choice Awards" last August and saw Ms. Cyrus dancing in top-of-the-thigh shorts and black boots.

He was shocked to learn why.