Sentence examples for shocking realization from inspiring English sources
The phrase "shocking realization" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when describing a moment of sudden understanding or awareness that is surprising or disturbing. Example: "After reviewing the evidence, she had a shocking realization about the true nature of the situation."
Once the shock of reading this anomalous episode subsides, there follows an equally shocking realization: it only emphasizes what we've always known about these characters but do not easily acknowledge.
Obsessive vigilance is a natural reaction to the shocking realization that you are not in control.
Their season has come to this shocking realization: They could miss the postseason entirely if the same combination of results — Mets lose, Phillies win, Padres win — occurs today.
Although it has come as a shocking realization to many in this community, a host of sociological studies confirm that many blacks feel a significant aversion to homosexuality itself, finding it morally and sexually repugnant.
The astonishment Bishop remembered feeling at being "one of them," after viewing pendulous breasts in National Geographic, scanning the room's adult female inhabitants, hearing her "foolish" aunt's cry of pain, was an allegory of every girl's shocking realization of what growing up to become a woman could mean.
Yet, last week I came to a shocking realization.
This leads to shocking realizations about the infamous case (the reason the glove didn't fit was because Simpson stopped taking his arthritis medication, just in case they asked him to try it on) and about the man himself.
The results were one of my most shocking realizations ever -- things were not working as ideally in my body as I'd thought.
When you turn from the arms back to the armor, the gaudy noise can be shocking, as can the realization that you have been viewing as beautiful pictorial objects weapons designed to maim and kill with utmost precision.
I took a leave of absence from my job for three months, in no small part to my mentor's shocking death and my realization that those who seemingly have it all can end up in a headspace where they believe they have nothing at the end.
One of the most shocking parts of that trip was the realization by my fellow travelers that children in the orphanages in Haiti were living without light.
