Sentence examples for shocking thought from inspiring English sources

It was a shocking thought.

By the time Richard M. Nixon entered the White House, in 1969, the notion of blocking a president's Supreme Court nominees was no longer a shocking thought.

Which prompts the most shocking thought of all: although many baseball fans say they hate drug cheats, such concerns may pale beside their desire to watch games that are exciting.

At first glance, this may be a shocking thought.

What if (and this was the most shocking thought of all) I had actually been a feminist this whole time?

In fact, it can be a brutal, shocking, thought-provoking place.

Perhaps most important, it suggested that her defenestration was inevitable, when at the time it felt shocking; some thought that, had she used different tactics with her cabinet, she might have survived.

A shocking idea, yes.

They're variously shocking, funny, thought-provoking, nonsensical, contradictory and occasionally reprehensible: the only consistent thing about them is how inconsistent they are.

She gave us a fearless, sympathetic, crazy-confident character who ushered Louie into the era of sexual reciprocity with a horror that was shocking and thought-provoking and, remarkably, more awkward than all the other terrible, no good, very bad dates Louis C.K.'s character has endured on the show.

To the trainers it is immediately clear from the footage taken in Chui-Tokmok that this will be one of the most shocking and thought-provoking films of the whole workshop.