shudder的示例

• She looked up at the grey sky and shuddered.

• I still shudder when I think of the risks we took.

• She shuddered with horror.

• I shudder at the thought of eating the fat on meat.

• I don't like to think about getting close to him - it makes me shudder.

• The economy virtually shuddered to a halt and the modest growth that had been achieved was lost.

• If we agree that it is preferable to exist than not to exist, then we may naturally shudder at the thought of our own nonexistence.

• But not many steps had he gone ere his strength went out of him, and he shuddered.

• And as they led him he had a sense of purification so sweet he shuddered again and again.

• I can't see postal packets without shuddering, expecting the worst.

• The ground shuddered beneath them and shrapnel sprayed indiscriminately.

• Why, to put the question baldly, do these interpreters - or we - shudder with horror and blush with embarrassment at these moments?

• Such phraseology always makes historians shudder, as one's instinct is to want to see the original.

• Our psyche and soul shudders at losing control.

• For him, its role was 'to portray the secret shudder of mystical powers still more clearly'.

• I shudder to think what the plight of the others must be.

• One shudders at the thought of the suffering that must go on in rain or snow, or in midsummer heat.

• I shudder to think that, if war came again, these airliners would give place to monsters of destruction.

• The whole clockwork arrangement on the floor came to a shuddering halt when that man ran it into the ground.

• Surely that small sum cannot send a shudder of dismay through bureaucratic hearts hardened by years of vast expenditure.