Sentence examples for shocking view of from inspiring English sources

In Morning, a lady makes her way to church, shielding herself with her fan from the shocking view of two men pawing at the market girls.

Sextus' discussions of ethics are in part famous because Sextus ascribes outlandish and shocking views to the Stoics.

This is shocking in view of the fact that "few would argue that cellphones pose no risk at all to medical devices".

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One shocking aspect of the News of the World scandal is the way that it had, for some time, been in plain view.

Among the shocking views that he advanced were that Jesus is not divine, that God is identical with nature, that everything is necessitated by the laws of nature (the laws of God), and that miracles are impossible.

"Not as shocking as a view of the Tetons coming west over Togwotee Pass in Wyoming, but every bit as beautiful".

This was a shocking and sad public view of an athlete trying to play a brutal sport when he apparently can no longer absorb punishment without danger to his life.

Labour's Val Shawcross, who chairs the assembly's transport committee, called the projections "shocking" yet unsurprising in view of what she deems Johnson's encouragement of private car use with measures to smooth the flow of road traffic, reluctant congestion charge increases and "disincentivising bus use by failing to expand it or prioritise road space for it.

"Art, junk, history, home … all shift together" on the edge of a view of "near-shocking beauty".

He combined great strategic vision with almost frivolous indifference to detail, a steely moral view of life with shocking prejudice about his fellow citizens.