Sentence examples for shocking nature from inspiring English sources
The main obstacle each man faced was surely the shocking nature of their discovery.
Shivanathan also reveals the shocking nature of Sam's infant brother's death, back in their distant childhood.
The shocking nature of his depravity was splashed everywhere – on TV, the radio, in all the papers – it was inescapable.
Judges described their report of the 'honour' killing in Basra of 17-year-old Rand Abdel-Qader as "an extraordinary piece of journalism of a shocking nature".
To the Editor: Mark Bittman brings attention to the shocking nature of industrial agriculture and its "ag gag," which prevents the public from finding out.
Even if somehow it did not qualify, its cruel, inhumane and shocking nature badly violated his rights as a citizen — and international law on the treatment of detainees.
"And then [there's] the sheer shocking arbitrary nature of it all … to be told that you could face up to 10 years for sharing links?
The killings were leading the news in part because of their shocking and random nature.
A contemporary idiom blurs not only Flaubert's precision but the shocking and revolutionary nature of the work, which makes more sense when set back in its own time and context.
Now shocking in its topical nature, it follows the daily struggles of different generations to survive and feel at home.
Judge Michael Chambers said at Birmingham crown court that the case was "shocking by its very nature" because customers had a high degree of trust in national chains.
