Sentence examples for shocking knowledge from inspiring English sources

The fact that many of them felt uncomfortable with this designation was ignored, as was the shocking knowledge that many fewer would have died had they had radios that worked.

His comments display either a shocking lack of knowledge about international affairs or just craven politics.

Do not claim shocking lack of knowledge (such terms are not objective) and do not cite only the papers that seem to confirm your results (Jennions and Møller 2002).

We hope this review will accomplish at least two objectives: 1) highlight the seemingly ubiquitous presence of basal sex differences in nearly every system implicated in addiction, and 2) reveal the shocking lack of knowledge of how these differences contribute to divergent (or similar) responses to drugs of abuse and the development of addiction in males and females.

There was, he said, a "shocking lack of real knowledge or understanding and shamefully poor attendance especially on the Government side".

Such knowledge is shocking, but it's the reader's imagination that delivers the cold sanguinary shudder, not the author's boilerplate prose.

Even when we spoke to our "best" students, those who did extremely well on traditional exams, we often found shocking gaps in their knowledge on the most fundamental topics.

The movie concludes with a shocking pre-credits footnote, the knowledge of which, I feel, only enhances the film.

Shocking moment to shocking moment.

Once you get into the details, the lack of knowledge is kind of shocking.

"There came over me the knowledge – a weird and shocking revelation, like that of some long-beshrouded metaphysical truth – that this condition would cost me my life".