emotional shock

I want to find out what that emotional shock is."

It took her a while to steady herself, to get over the emotional shock of looking at this place.

She's just discovered what has happened and the emotional shock is tremendous.

He'd been in perfect health, which has a lot to do with surviving emotional shock.

On the other hand, he may be a bishop who's been through some experience which has produced an emotional shock.

This wasn't the first emotional shock of the last two seasons, but it would turn out to be the biggest.

The emotional shock of the event had come as a surprise to Murray.

Research has shown that some old people cannot survive the emotional shock of moving to the Home and die within a few weeks.

Add to this the extreme emotional shock of death and it is easy to see just how important life assurance can be.

He thereby subjected me to the greatest emotional shock of my life.

I don't think we'd like to now, under this emotional shock, try to justify what happens between the people the community of Kuwait.

Around her, the camp pulsed with worry and emotional shock.

Then there are many cases of extreme emotional shock.

Sec left the battery in emotional shock, for Em had been inside.

She knew moves he didn't, and his emotional shock took away any physical edge he had.

"He's suffering from some terrible emotional shock, but he looks young and healthy.

It was true that he believed the small man had received an emotional shock on finding himself captured and helpless.

This came as more than an emotional shock.

"This stuttering must be a recent development, probably due to some emotional shock.

He deemed it unwise to push the matter while she was clearly still in a state of emotional shock.

The killings have left all three in such severe emotional shock that they are unable to resume their former lives.

You know I was under the spell cast by the three sorceresses, and only great emotional shock could break it.

There was no emotional shock, no wish to dash back into the warm.

"Emotional shock, and the subconscious attempt to escape back to childhood.

When first removed from isolation, they usually went into emotional shock by clutching to themselves and rocking multiple times.