shocked at造句

Observers were shocked at Steve's emaciated appearance.

People were shocked at my response to the miscarriage. But I was shocked by their outrage.

She was shocked at the slack discipline in the school.

I'm shocked at the prevalence of bribery among these officials.

People were all shocked at her godlike beauty.

A: We are shocked at the incident and express condolences and solicitude to the bereaved family.

Ali Baba and his son, shocked at this action, cried out aloud.

"La! My dear," said Maria quite shocked at the mistake, "it is not Lady Catherine."

If you could see it you would be shocked at how deeply red it is beginning to look.

The woman was a bit shocked at the implication, but then thought "that's really not so bad."

When a relative attended one of my Dharma classes recently, she was shocked at how different and alive I became.

Godiwalla was shocked at his appearance as he spoke to her - oily hair, dry crusty lips, nose hairs sticking out.

Song Tao stated that greatly shocked at the incident, the Chinese Government felt deep grief for the death of Chinese nationals and strongly condemned the atrocity.

When you finally open your eyes, you may be shocked at the obscured way you have been viewing the world to suit your own little plans.

The C.O. seems a little shocked at what he sees. He springs to his feet and immediately calls for medical assistance.

Since the return of her wedding ring, Melanie had felt that Rhett was a gentleman of rare refinement and delicacy and she was shocked at this remark.

Taking pains to climb over ridges, I was deeply shocked at what was in sight when I finally arrived at Shanbai Village of Yuli Town on the mountain where in the woods Tao Fujun's home was located.

The Duke was shocked at this and claimed he would have to adjust his standard of living while trying to live as befitted the son of an English sovereign.

She appeared so deeply impressed and shocked at this new view of human nature — excluded from all her studies and all her ideas till now — that Mr Edgar deemed it unnecessary to pursue the subject.

When I lecture to the students at teacher training college and universities, I am often shocked at the ungrownupness of these lads and lasses stuffed with useless knowledge, they know a lot; they shine in dialectics; the can quote the classics—but in their outlook on life many of then are infants.