Sentence examples for written shock from inspiring English sources

Someone had written "Shock the World" on a board inside the Minnesota locker room before the start of the Frozen Four at the HSBC Arena.

In writing "Shock Waves," Mr. Vaclavik said in an onstage interview, he was intrigued by the phenomenon of the sonic boom, specifically by the notion of disruption with no evident cause.

BBC Newsnight political editor Allegra Stratton wrote: "Shock departure of @westminstergoby to UKIP doesn't trigger byelection at the BBC.

He wrote: "Shocked and saddened by closure of the News of the World.

This great piece of drama was a real testament to Lisa Lynch's life and writing, shocking only in how unusual it is to see something so truthful and real.

It is illegal to make a false statement in a police report, yet what Officer Diamante wrote shocked me.

It's written to shock, but shouldn't surprise, and is borne from Morton-Thomas's own experiences.

The story is written without shock value, even as it tells of the single, mortifying night on which Julia and Lionel, who is the 19-year-old son of Julia's husband from his earlier marriage, expressed their grief in ways that would haunt both of them for the rest of their lives.

The leaves of paper with messages written in shock and despair are ironically bright in colour.

An Ecuadorean-American who sent her an unsolicited song he had written was shocked that she called him immediately to offer encouragement.

"Everything I have done has been consensual", he wrote, expressing shock that anyone might think otherwise.