Sentence examples for sometimes shockingly from inspiring English sources

Gesualdo's harmonies are sometimes shockingly modern and piercingly dissonant.

For those women who live, mistreatment is sometimes shockingly brutal.

Woods's chipping this week has been unpredictable, sometimes stunningly good and sometimes shockingly bad.

His design sensibility was perfect for 1960s Britain: sexy, witty and provocative, sometimes shockingly so.

We outstrip the world by many measures but lag, sometimes shockingly, in many others.

Gill shows Victoria herself straining at the bonds, sometimes shockingly so.

Since then, she has given it more faces than anyone, surely, knew it could have - dastardly, despairing, erotic, enchanted and, sometimes, even shockingly sweet.

Undoubtedly, one of the primary factors driving new car sales in the UK has been the availability of sometimes almost shockingly good finance deals.

That doesn't sound so terrible, except that for a number of years Apple has beaten the street's numbers, sometimes by a shockingly large amount.

Down the shore:  The south Jersey Shore (and sometimes Delaware) is, shockingly, the vacation place of choice for many residents of south-eastern PA.

From advertising (shockingly, sometimes intentionally) to the greengrocer's board we are bombarded with mis- (and missing) punctuation, yet it is invariably correct in print, though seldom when it emerges from the home printer.