Sentence examples for shocking implications from inspiring English sources

Brown's desperate wriggling over the Livni case suggests that governments are beginning to grasp the shocking implications of what they have signed up to.

Some commentators have misread the film as a costume drama, while others recoil from its shocking implications for the age of Obama – a time in which the old assumptions of racial solidarity are being shattered but the lessons of the resulting disappointment have proved hard to learn.

These shocking implications, Socrates says, give the phenomenal subjectivist his reason to reject the entire object/quality metaphysics, and to replace it with a metaphysics of flux.

In those overwrought little dramatizations, marijuana smokers were driven to rape, violence and in the 1960's, even to the shocking implication of miscegenation.

Susan Kramer, the Liberal Democrats shadow Treasury minister, said the report was "shocking" in its implications for young people's life chances.

The memo from Frank Koza, chief of staff at the "regional targets" section of the National Security Agency, GCHQ's sister organisation in the US, remains shocking in its implications for British sovereignty.

And the cost will be high — a shocking death and implications that will ripple through the film.

"Target," with its slow pace, allegorical implications and shocking sex scenes, was one of the most polarizing films of the festival while "The Artist," a celebration of the legacy of popular art, was a consensus favorite.

Beyond this shocking abuse, the public health implications of prostitution are devastating, and lead to a myriad of serious and fatal diseases, including H.I.V.-AIDS.

Jon Stewart opened Wednesday night's Daily Show with a moving tribute to the victims of the Charlie Hebdo attack, while also reflecting on the implications of the shocking violence for comedians: Our hearts are with the staff of Charlie Hebdo and their families tonight.

Shocking moment to shocking moment.