Sentence examples for verbal shock from inspiring English sources

For 15 minutes, Benn was verbal shock and awe.

Children who inadvertently walked into the cross-hairs prompted verbal shock from the people around me.

Among exceptions to the above are a few studies with standard apparatus (e.g., the complex coordinator) and with special devices that have indicated that incentives or disincentives such as money, verbal threats, electric shock, exhortations, and social competition may be relevant.

The women interviewed reported verbal expressions of negative shock and a sense of disgust by selected caregivers, perceived to a certain extent as a lack of respect and privacy, especially when in some instances, colleagues are called upon to 'take a look' without prior request or permission [ 10].

The most common verbal descriptors are electric-shock like or stabbing.

A teacher in the United States described one girl – blind, deaf and non-verbal – who was shocked for moaning.

Postvention activities should enable verbal expression of the emotional shock of the bereaved.

Finally, Irene wonders aloud if there are clean sheets on the bed, and she's so shocked by her own verbal slip that she has to stop herself from crying out.

Those who saw Waller-Bridge's stage version of Fleabag in Edinburgh or its London transfer described it as "filthy" and "shocking", but it's the verbal power she wields that socks you in the jaw.

Tymon, who was subjected to a sustained verbal abuse by the presenter, was left "shocked and distressed by the incident" and "drove to a nearby A&E department for examination".

But for us who articulate and deal through verbal expression, the Columbines of the world still shock us.