Sentence examples for word shock from inspiring English sources

"I wouldn't use the word shock.

Marotti and numerous others in the Florida program used to the word "shock" to describe the reaction to Meyer's decision within the program.

She handed it to Ms. Griffin, who was, for the moment, speechless -- she said the word "shock" -- and hugged Ms. Winfrey.

Klein uses the word shock in three ways.

At lunchtime today, patrons at Coney Island Hot Dogs, a diner near the courthouse, repeatedly used the words "shock," "shocked" and "shocking" to describe their reactions.

This last word shocked and insulted him, so it was with a pang of vengeful satisfaction that he heard of her sudden death in a car accident with Spike Lancaster.

But when you use the word shocked or surprised, it often means that it's recently been an issue and forget that this has been a huge problem for years.

Pils summed up her reaction to the subversion charges in four words: "Shock.

Hval's words shock precisely because they're not referring to sex or desire but instead address vulnerability and nurturing, and because they exist in a pop context rather than in the hyper-sexualised world of hip-hop and R&B, where objectification and explicitness have been normalised.

In other words — shock! horror!

I remember also being on a plane when "Operation Iraqi Freedom" got underway, and I first started hearing those words "Shock And Awe".