Sentence examples for tangible shock from inspiring English sources

We all can feel and witness each other's tangible shock and dismay about the complete loss of democratic control over systems and secret services which seemingly feel entitled to decide on their own who is a friend and who is an enemy of our civil societies.

Among the intuitive ideas turned tangible by "Present Shock" is "filter failure," the writer and teacher Clay Shirky's improved term for what used to be called "information overload".

"The threat of an oil shock is very tangible.

His delight at their shock value is tangible as he takes us from England's earliest status, as a barbarous outpost of the Roman empire, through to a rather uncomfortable attempt to second-guess how history will one day judge the contemporary members of the Windsor family.

"There is a tangible sense of mourning and shock in the area and there is unlikely to be anyone who hasn't had this on their minds over the last few days".

"This is perhaps the first tangible sign," she said, "that the shock of Sept. 11 is beginning to subside and consumers are eager to get on with their lives".

A trancriptomic approach to sepsis and septic shock is technically challenging on multiple levels, but nonetheless modest, tangible advances are being realized.

This study was conducted in real-life conditions of septic shock management to address the following question: does DAA have any tangible effect on the early pro-inflammatory response to septic shock, measured as a change in TNF-alpha (TNF-α), interferon-gamma (INF-γ), and interleukin-10 (IL-10) mRNA expressions in circulating mononuclear cells (CMNC) harvested from patients and true controls?

It was the resulting shock that led to one of the most extraordinary pieces of legislation: actual, tangible gun control.

"That single event shocked us out of the optimism and unity that had been so tangible just five years before.

While saddened and shocked by what has happened to the two teenage asylum seekers, the young people have something tangible to fight for: their friends.