Sentence examples for show shocking from inspiring English sources

Young contemporaries, he said, hardened by online phenomena like Chatroulette, a social Web site that exposes users to nudity and sexual activity, might not find the show shocking.

The ticker tape started to lag behind, and as prices fell faster and further, spot quotations began to show shocking collapses in value.

He goes on to read out a series of comments from DUP politicians which he believes show "shocking" attitudes.

Not to be outdone, the McConnell campaign claimed to show "shocking" video evidence from Grimes' "own staff" that proves "Grimes is lying" about her support for coal.

Though Dad indicated his disapproval, the show shocked many listeners.

Separation, marriage, fighting, moving -- the show shocked me again and again.

Michael Shermer, scientific author and founder of The Skeptics Society, wrote in Scientific American that Gore's slide show "shocked me out of my doubting stance".

When a horrific earthquake struck Haiti, Pat Robertson (the evangelical leader and founder of the "700 Club" TV show) shocked and infuriated even some of his fellow far Right Evangelicals with his crass statement about the "reason" for the earthquake.

The second, and one that has understandably gone viral, shows shocked residents of a Tunis suburb reacting to the appearance of a new poster (naturally, there are lots of posters in Tunis at the moment).

His death, which occurred a day before New York City's Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week kicked off the international round of autumn-winter ready-to-wear shows, shocked and saddened those attendees who had championed him.

CCTV shows shocked bystanders leaping out of the way as they charge across Terminus Place - where buses arrive and depart - towards the other gang, openly brandishing knives.