Sentence examples for some kind of shock from inspiring English sources

Nobody disputes that impoverished, violent Honduras needs some kind of shock therapy.

What might be necessary, for more precise orientation, is some kind of shock genealogy.

"There must have been some kind of shock at the level of fame she achieved," he said.

For most, economic insecurity and financial stress had been triggered by some kind of shock: relationship breakdown, job loss, ill health, accident or bereavement.

This does leave the UK quite vulnerable either to a worsening of the situation in Europe or some kind of shock coming from the United States or elsewhere.

When I spoke to Whitman this week about what the Republican Party needed to do to become a more inclusive, less rigidly dogmatic party, she said, "It's going to take some kind of shock therapy".

As regards the applications, the solution is a tool for computations involving some kind of shock-absorber.

She'd had some kind of nervous shock, he surmised, from extreme stress.

But many people — some of them credentialed economists — insisted that it was actually some kind of supply shock instead.

Was it averted because there is wise and popular government, or has some kind of social shock merely been postponed?

"You've been through some kind of a shock, but don't worry, except for a bit of yellow on your left shoulder, reminiscent of some jealousy".