Sentence examples for shocking change from inspiring English sources

Probably the most shocking change came in 2000.

When the show went on again, I saw a shocking change.

"It was a shocking change in expectations for this year," Mr. Nagstrup said of Daimler.

The loss of European idealism is the most shocking change I've seen in Germany this past decade.

The latter figure in particular may seem a shocking change, but it is important to understand how it came about.

Halfway through comes a gently shocking change, one that Rattle and his players pulled off like a collective sleight of hand.

"Forty-Nine Up," screening tonight at the New York Film Festival and opening nationwide tomorrow, feels less dramatic than the earlier films, which sometimes revealed shocking changes and reversals.

Her attitude reminded me of a line from Graham Greene's 1958 novel "Our Man in Havana": "It is a great danger for everyone when what is shocking changes". That seemed to capture how many Cubans feel these days.

There's a huge divergence across incompetence and actually now there's some groups of whites that have seen some of the most negative trends really, so less educated, fairly low income, older white sub-scene, really shocking changes in life expectancy.

The painting also nods in the direction of Turner, and the way that he dealt with the strange, indeterminate meetings of sea and sea's edge, the shocking changes of colour, how the fumy turbulence of the weather can change the shape and the reality of everything visible within the blink of an eye.

I've kept a record of the side effects that each chemo cycle has given, the sudden and shocking changes to my body and the roller coaster of emotions.