Sentence examples for shockingly often from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors and judges in death penalty cases have been overwhelmingly white and male and their behavior has often — not always, but shockingly often — been unfair, bigoted and cruel.

"Tea planters and tea packers have known for years that wages in the industry are shockingly low – often below internationally acknowledged poverty levels," says Ron Oswald, general secretary of the International Union of Food Workers.

Her work is acutely, often shockingly personal.

When not boring, state output is often shockingly mendacious.

The physical presence of humans, especially in the early images, is often shockingly obscene.

But it is an urban legend, he said, largely fueled by the fact that suicides there are often shockingly public.

The surfaces of Van Dyck's paintings are all glitter but the stories they tell are often shockingly morbid.

As one of the world's great oil exporters, it is a rich place that is often shockingly poor.

Russian tourists are often shockingly messy, perhaps because of an atavistic sense that there is always more land to move on to.

His often shockingly obvious behavior deserves examination principally for the ghoulishly revealing light it sheds on what was contemporaneously happening to America's financial system and government.

These open-ended and often shockingly candid evenings of political cabaret added to the Yeltsin legend and forged his connection with an adoring public.