Sentence examples for shocking times from inspiring English sources

"We live in sobering, shocking times".

"It's been a shocking time".

Police commander Doug Fryer told a radio station it was a "shocking time for everybody".

"It's a shocking time for a lot of Indigenous families and friends, but the gathering was good".

We're a bit "the menopause is ours, so hands off, you men", but also slightly: "Help me, I'm have a shocking time with this".

They are totally and completely wrapped up in the shocking time; they are constantly drawn back to it; they are in love with it the way you love someone who has hurt you: it will not let them go.

As Kaufman puts it, the "terrible and shocking time" that was 1968 set in motion much of the good and the bad that endure today, which helps explain why a year that is four decades distant still seems so close.

It's a shocking time, just wasn't good enough".

We kind of live in this shocking time where 3D people are more genuine than real people.

But then by 2000, after neoliberal globalisation had run its course, they were a shocking 134 times richer.

To the literary world, Mr. Corso was considered less political than Allen Ginsberg, less charismatic than Jack Kerouac, but more shocking, at times, than either of them.