Sentence examples for speech shock from inspiring English sources

On November 23 the account was locked "due to multiple or severe violations of our Community Guidelines," which would presumably include "no sex, nudity, hate speech, shock videos, illegal acts, threats, impersonation, or copyright violation".

"Saif's speech shocked people," said Tuwahni.

His impromptu speech shocked guests at a book launch in Cape Town, according to local media reports, which said a "chatty audience" including senior government officials was immediately silenced.

Her 13-minute primetime speech shocked not just those at the convention but also those in the television audience.

President Johnson then asked for a comprehensive voting rights bill and his speech shocked millions all over the nation as he stated "Their cause must be our cause too.

Politicians gave speeches expressing shock and promising tough new actions to protect women and girls from predators.

At the end of his speech, Johnson shocked his audience by declaring that he was going to go.

After suggesting that rate hikes may happen sooner than expected in his Mansion House speech, Carney shocked the market with a far more dovish performance.

But the extension of the terms of that injunction to cover a parliamentary speech has shocked the Irish media community, not to mention the public.

When the announcement landed in that speech it shocked the pants off most people even "in the know" in the development world and ushered in a whole new perspective on global health and what could get done.

In one of his speeches Powell shocked his audience by predicting that Britain's nonwhite population of barely a million would reach 4.5 million by 2002; according to the Office of National Statistics, the size of Britain's "ethnic minority" population actually reached 4.6 million in 2001.