" Clearly emotional, he added, "It is just a shocking experience.
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"It was a very shocking experience," said Han Han Xue.
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The mysteriousness of Us means moviegoers will be in for a shocking experience.
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To me it was a rather shocking experience but sort of funny, too.
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So it was a very shocking experience to find myself, childless and alone at 38.
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"They've had a bit of a shocking experience," Hagen told Norwegian TV2 and other media after meeting passengers.
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"They've had a bit of a shocking experience," Hagen told TV2 and other media after meeting passengers who had been winched from the deck in the storm.
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"It was kind of a shocking experience for them, and it's hard to explain, but they really haven't seen a random person do a random act of kindness," she said.
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His onetime lawyer Browne came forward to describe his shocking experience representing Bundy on Oxygen's docu-series "In Defense Of," which explores the complex relationships between notorious defendants and their attorneys.
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"They've had a bit of a shocking experience," Hagen told Norwegian TV2 and other media after meeting passengers who had been hoisted one by one from the ship's deck in stormy weather.
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Browne describes his shocking experience representing Bundy on Oxygen's docu-series 'In Defense Of.' When criminal defense attorney John Henry Browne first met his client Ted Bundy in October 1975, the word "evil" flashed in his mind.
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As someone who had been listening to his music—both in The Ballroom Zombies and Robin Black and the Intergalactic Rock Stars—and occasionally interacting with him in the music industry for more than a decade, it was a truly shocking experience.
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"That was a shocking experience, that the U.S. administration is ready to impose tariffs against Europe," said Jeppe Kofod, a Danish member of the European Parliament who has met several times during the past year with Wilbur Ross, the commerce secretary, and other American officials.
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You could rate the entire film as a single shocking experience, but the scene that has weighed heaviest on my mind ever since I saw it at Sundance is the one in which Jenny and her coach, Bill (Jason Ritter), have sex for the first time, and Bill, well, there's no easy way to say this: He talks her through it.
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Needing a quick drink after our shocking experience, we repaired to Garavan's and discoursed sapiently before the Merc had to get home to her indoors with the rolling pin.
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Fountain (1917), by Marcel Duchamp, a "shock art pioneer." Shock art is contemporary art that incorporates disturbing imagery, sound or scents to create a shocking experience. It is a way to disturb "smug, complacent and hypocritical" people.R. Rawdon Wilson (2002) The hydra's tale: imagining disgust p.
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One local newspaper described the result as a "big upset", and provincial CCF leader Lloyd Stinson later called it "a pretty shocking experience for South Winnipeg". Winnipeg was the first city in North America to use a central emergency number (in 1959). It instituted the change at the urging of Mayor Juba. Juba was a flamboyant mayor.
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Shell shock, or post traumatic stress disorder, is an important addition to the early 20th century canon of post-war British literature.Lord, Catherine M. "The Frames of Septimus Smith: Through Twenty Four Hours in the City of Mrs. Dalloway, 1923, and of Millennial London: Art is a Shocking Experience." parallax 5.3 (1999): 36–46. There are similarities in Septimus' condition to Woolf's struggles with bipolar disorder.
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Despite severe enemy bombing and strafing > at the time, and his shocking experience of having been blown overboard, > Commander Young, with extreme coolness and calmness, moved his ship to an > anchorage distant from the U.S.S. Arizona, and subsequently beached the > U.S.S. Vestal upon determining that such action was required to save his > ship. Captain Young's Medal of Honor is on display at the Naval Academy Museum in Annapolis MD.
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Obviously, for Crusoe this is a culmination point, where his concepts are ultimately confronted with those of Friday. He gets in a frenzy and binds Friday to a pole, then holds a frightful, lunatic sermon about the superiority of his ways while threatening Friday with his gun. In the end, he shoots, but not at Friday, but at his own talking parrot, which had been his sole companion before Friday's arrival. After that shocking experience, Friday gives up his attempts to change Crusoe; the friendship also ends, leaving only the relationship of Crusoe as master and Friday as a paid servant.
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Artolf was appointed Bishop of Transylvania around June 1244 by Béla IV of Hungary, who filled the dignity after a three-year period vacancy, which lasted from the death of Raynald of Belleville, who was killed in the Battle of Mohi on 11 April 1241. During their invasion, the Mongols completely devastated and perished the province of Transylvania, along with its diocese and church property (including the cathedral). Artolf's task was to begin the restoration of the diocese's administrative and financial positions, but the lack of local knowledge and the shocking experience of the destruction exceeded his suitability. Around September 1245, the cathedral chapter of Győr elected Artolf as their bishop.
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When he learns that the teenagers' destination is an abandoned house near his property, he casually advises the youths against going around there. Drayton's malevolent nature is revealed later in the film, when he beats Sally Hardesty (Marilyn Burns) unconscious and captures her after she approaches him seeking help when her friends disappear and her brother Franklin (Paul A. Partain) is killed by Leatherface. Having been chased by Leatherface previously, she is highly hysterical after her shocking experience. Taking Sally to his home, Drayton torments her alongside his brothers, Leatherface (Gunnar Hansen) and the Hitchhiker (Edwin Neal), before deciding to let the family patriarch, Grandpa (John Dugan), kill her.
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