Sentence examples for was particularly shocked from inspiring English sources

He added: I was disappointed by the results and I was particularly shocked by some behaviour.

She was particularly shocked by the way the suffragettes were force-fed in jail.

She was particularly shocked by the Daily Mail headline, A Door We Can't Close - "It makes me feel like vermin".

I was particularly shocked because I had long believed New Zealand, where the attack occurred, and Australia, where the attacker came from, to be tolerant places where many Muslims have successfully integrated.

Strangely, although people were surprised by the acquisition, no-one was particularly shocked that it was Facebook that had just spent $2 billion on what is essentially a gaming device.

She was particularly shocked by the Daily Mail headline, A Door We Can't Close - "It makes me feel like vermin". And of the Daily Express's Get Them Out, she demanded, "Who wrote that?

They lost 3-0, and the biggest disappointment is that nobody is particularly shocked.

Stephen, who comes from Los Angeles, is particularly shocked that this is the way things go.

Mahey-Morgan says there must be a "flaw in the industry" but no one in publishing should claim to be particularly shocked.

As in New Hampshire, I wouldn't be particularly shocked to see Romney record a narrow victory, but I don't think it will happen.

The authorities in rural Champaign County in November were particularly shocked to find that a group of local teenagers and young men had been dealing heroin.