Sentence examples for understandably shocked from inspiring English sources

The public was understandably shocked.

His colleagues are understandably shocked and upset.

I don't know what this association says, if anything, but Bertolucci is understandably shocked.

So Fassel prepared his offense differently this week, and when players got the game plan, they were understandably shocked.

The scientific community was understandably shocked in the late 1970s by the discovery of an entirely new group of organisms -- the Archaea.

Launching her book today on her daughter's eighth birthday, Mrs McCann, 43, said people were "understandably shocked" that the authorities had "essentially given up" on the child.

Many of us who have followed Margot Kässmann's ministry and know her personally have, understandably, been shocked by her departure.

The spokesman added: "Extra officers will continue to carry out patrols in the area to offer reassurance to the local community, who understandably are shocked and appalled by this tragic death".

Understandably, people are shocked, outraged, exasperated, even scared in some cases.

"My wider family, who are not in public life, feel understandably appalled and shocked that this can have happened".

Speaking after the sentencing, Detective Inspector Neil Thompson, of West Yorkshire Police, said: "Jordan Horsley's actions were utterly vindictive and understandably left people shocked and sickened.