Sentence examples for shudder from inspiring English sources

I shudder to think.

Then, there'd be a gruesome howling sound, and everything would shudder.

We feel the feeling, the shudder, and then we get to go home and put the kettle on and maybe have a bath.

Now you might think that, because Kim took what has become known as a "bum selfie" and even - shudder - a "belfie", you can do it too.

They were full of drudgery and numbness and – shudder – actual competency.

A friend still recalls with a shudder the Nepal trek where the all-female group developed a collective crush on the tour leader.

The Mail believes the SNP, a party representing less than 5% of the total electorate, is "intent on destroying the UK" and that the prospect of its ruling in company with Labour "should make anyone who believes in democracy shudder".

It began as a gentle shudder and then became a genuine wail.

Howe may shudder at the prospect when reality sinks in at some stage this week but, for now, it is best to remain giddy.

"People will shudder and be puzzled and confused; and they won't be keen on analysing the shudder".

"They shudder and shake their heads.