I'm shell shocked, fuckin angry, confused and heartbroken ….. r.i.
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Children in hospitals, shell-shocked and covered in blood and debris.
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We had all just graduated and were feeling collectively shell-shocked.
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There is no shortage of vodka to steel shell-shocked nerves.
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Oh man, I think I was shell-shocked right after birth.
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Meanwhile, everyone has forgotten about the poor little shell-shocked shooter.
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When he did speak up, he looked shell-shocked and confused.
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The President's remarks left Republicans visibly shell-shocked and Democrats giddy.
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It's been five months of absolute chaos, and I feel shell shocked.
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After the jury left, the Jean family sat silently, almost shell-shocked.
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Ally, looking utterly shell shocked, lets the weapon fall to the ground.
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The Russian champions were shell-shocked and were all at sea defensively.
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Quentin believes Eliot is dead and is quietly shell-shocked over it.
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Shell-shocked Americans are living through the worst recovery in modern times.
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Watch "Shell-Shocked: Ukraine's Trauma" Read "NATO is having an existential crisis"
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The shell-shocked U.S. Marine gripping his gun with a long, bewildering stare.
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Lea (Jessica Dinnage) was the nervous, shell-shocked member of the main ensemble.
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When I found out I got the silver, I was just shell-shocked.
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There were guys who were definitely shell shocked with a thousand-mile stare.
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They were so shell-shocked a massive riot broke out (which I predicted).
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It seemed a little out of character, though she was pretty shell-shocked.
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Or, for his next premiere, as a Zazou from a 1940s, shell shocked Paris.
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An aide on Ocasio-Cortez's campaign said they were "shell-shocked" by her victory.
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He plays a shell-shocked soldier whose physical and mental landscape is ripped apart.
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I'd go shopping and come back kind of shell-shocked, with an empty wallet.
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Mr Carell accords himself well enough as a man shell-shocked by a death.
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I'm shell shocked, fuckin' angry, confused and heart broken," Howlett said on Instagram. "R.
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The person was shell-shocked but still charming in the classic loser car ride.
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On November 9th, many of my students were devastated, some shell-shocked and afraid.
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You sense a kind of shell-shocked ordinariness; the very air seems to quiver.
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The establishments of both parties will be shell-shocked into compliance with his wishes.
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He told BuzzFeed News that he was "still kind of shell shocked," by the experience.
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GOP leaders were "shell-shocked" by it because it puts Republicans in a tough spot.
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Smith told PEOPLE he was "shell-shocked" by Varner's decision and struggles with forgiving him.
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Most investors seemed shell-shocked by what had happened in 2008; they just weren't ready.
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The outbreak has left the free-wheeling, semi-autonomous Chinese territory of Macao shell-shocked.
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Looking past her shell-shocked face, you can see a lifeless hand under her knee.
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Em: Very shell-shocked, and did she even sleep before the end of the episode?
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Thousands of residents have been left shell-shocked by the devastation that's been pounding the island.
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I think Pugh was shell-shocked from the public reaction and went into hiding for awhile.
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A third shell-shocked man stumbles out of the collapsed building and walks into the ambulance.
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Others showed children gasping for breath, along with shell-shocked relatives also affected by the gas.
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The juxtaposition with the shell-shocked crowd footage isn't particularly profound, but it makes its point.
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I remember standing at this spot shell shocked as we lowered her body into the ground.
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A busboy, wearing a dark blue shirt printed with two majestic white horses, looked shell-shocked.
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Maybe the trauma of this loss left him shell-shocked and unable to access his feelings.
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I'm sorry if I'm a little shell-shocked here, but I'm going to miss my buddy.
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Both the live audience and his guests were shell-shocked, no matter what the host tried.
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I've seen pictures of myself on our wedding day and I appear shell-shocked and confused.
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The press corps was escorted back to the briefing room, where they exchanged shell-shocked smiles.
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Many of us are still so shell-shocked from the election and our ever-alarming geopolitical situation.
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Shell-shocked students and parents cried as rescuers worked for hours to pull them from the wreckage.
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The punchline is a shot of Offset looking shell-shocked in a corner of the delivery room.
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Shell-shocked, she cannot remember how many younger siblings she has, and struggles to recall their names.
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I saw that Olga had been crying and my mother looked shell-shocked, but I didn't care.
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The standoff left the oil industry shell-shocked and sparked a 10% plunge in oil prices Friday.
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Watch "Shell-Shocked: Ukraine's Trauma" Read "When War Becomes Routine: A Week with Ukraine's Weary-Eyed Soldiers"
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The women had the slightly shell-shocked quality that I had come to recognize in Almodóvar's heroines.
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It will be an uphill battle for the Democratic Party, still shell-shocked by its defeat in November.
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Meanwhile, shell-shocked supporters of Hillary Clinton and her #PantsuitNation took their grief and sadness to social media.
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I think it's fair to say that large segments of the white working-class are feeling shell-shocked.
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He looks like he could be anyone's boy, come in from the outside, though shell-shocked and bloody.
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Sarah arrived at our front door shell shocked, afraid to open her mouth and in a dark depression.
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"He added: "I'm sorry if I'm a little shell-shocked here, but I'm going to miss my buddy.
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He stares around, shell-shocked, trying to understand, a layer of ash on the surface of the water.
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In particular, a chaotic news conference at Trump Tower on Tuesday left even seasoned political observers shell-shocked.
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And I am shell-shocked from my experience with the current state of medical pain management thus far.
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MADISON, Wisconsin — When Wisconsin helped to deliver President Donald Trump's victory in 2016, many Wisconsinites were shell-shocked.
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Some of Mr Netanyahu's colleagues in the Likud party, which he leads, seem shell-shocked by the recent developments.
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This week, the U.S. was shell-shocked and the tech world was in dismay from Donald Trump's election victory.
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They quickly proved to be hypercompassionate Sherpas, guiding shell-shocked Third Strikers through the terrifying enormity of our world.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Yau Wai-ching and Sixtus "Baggio" Leung would be forgiven for feeling a little shell shocked.
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There was complete darkness, except for the roaming flashlight, which, every so often, revealed the men's shell-shocked expressions.
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Lech Kurek, a 38-year-old visiting with his wife from Poland, said they had been left shell-shocked.
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When I entered the University of Virginia as a biracial young woman, I was shell-shocked, to say the least.
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It balanced the genre's intrinsic glorification of violence with a sense of disorientation that leaves you reeling and shell-shocked.
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If so, my plan is to loiter outside the cinema as they emerge and to examine their shell-shocked faces.
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He looked disoriented, shell-shocked that he was having to prepare for what authorities kept referring to as a disaster.
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A shell-shocked Day, usually accomodating with the media, walked off hand-in-hand with wife Ellie without taking questions.
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"I am shell-shocked," said Teresa, who shares daughters Gia, 18, Gabriella, 15, Milania, 14, and Audriana, 10, with Joe.
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The FBI agent described Loehmann and Garmback as almost shell-shocked — wanting to do something but not knowing what to do.
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The mood of the scene is familiar to any new parent shell-shocked by sudden postpartum entrapment and lack of autonomy.
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And while everyone in this shell-shocked city is grieving and searching for answers, not everyone is asking the same question.
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Ankit's mother, who was present on the street corner when he was attacked by Shehzadi's family, is shell-shocked, always silent.
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Australians were shell-shocked by elections yesterday that kept Prime Minister Scott Morrison and his center-right Liberal party in power.
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"We have been hoodwinked, bamboozled, led astray, run amuck, and flat out deceived," tweeted another shell-shocked victim of this trickery.
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A few years of shell shocked dumbness followed in which I was unable to create anything; I didn't see any point.
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White House staff — especially Porter's close friendship circle —are shell-shocked by the allegations of domestic abuse by the departing aide.
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The media went wild and some 3,000 miles away, inside the company's Los Angeles headquarters, CEO Michael Johnson was shell-shocked.
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Democrats and progressives shell-shocked by President Trump's election are taking heart from the surge in popular opposition to him. Rep.
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We were one of the first planes to fly out of New York again and we arrived like shell shocked refugees.
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"It was a very tough 30 minutes for me that hopefully I will never experience again," said a shell-shocked Spieth.
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When I find her in line for the official Tana meetup, she looks shell-shocked with joy—and wears hardly any makeup.
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"In collusion—I mean, in conclusion, sorry, my bad—many people are still shell-shocked that I'm up here tonight," he says.
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A source with knowledge of the meeting told CNN's Jamie Gangel that participants were "shell-shocked" and "shaken" by the President's behavior.
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Both promoted a cut-rate slice to try to get New Yorkers, shell-shocked from a crashing economy, back into their stores.
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Stoughton's final assignment in that capacity was to photograph the shell-shocked huddle on Air Force One as Johnson was sworn in.
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The following morning, however, the mood was notably subdued in Brasilia, with the capital seemingly shell-shocked at what has just happened.
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Many residents appeared shell-shocked in the wake of the disaster, crying as they walked along or looked for missing loved ones.
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Members of Congress look at the total Zika response budget and seem shell shocked, not realizing the direct impact of the funds.
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Amin emerged from the cafe to head home, shell-shocked, his gloveless hands growing cold and chapped in the below-freezing air.
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Bureau employees were reportedly shell-shocked by the unexpected dismissal and angered by the way in which Trump delivered Comey's pink slip.
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Nearly a decade and countless listens later, I can't help but feel somewhat shell-shocked after spinning the album in its entirety.
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When the camera stays zeroed in on Peter's shell shocked eyes, it's the most honest and palpable horror in this entire movie.
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Yet the work's melodrama, as Mr. Khan staggers, shell shocked, through this hostile space, undercuts its power, particularly in the final scene.
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Shell-shocked, we filed out of the building, surrounded on all sides by a crowd of buzzing tech journalists and product reps.
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Shell-shocked It's probably a portrait Vladimir Putin wouldn't like: A 7-foot-tall image of him made from spent bullet shells.
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Austen's novels were prescribed reading for shell-shocked soldiers who would not be reminded of their trauma by her gentle, seemingly insular narratives.
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Many of us still are walking around shell-shocked from the hate and fear-mongering we just witnessed during the presidential election season.
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Richard seems shell-shocked by the turn of events, and Ezekiel and the rest of his men quickly carry Benjamin to the truck.
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The morning after the election, I felt as shell-shocked as everyone else I know that Donald Trump was about to become president.
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He's never spoken to me about it but I can only guess he was bitter, shell-shocked to be left for another woman.
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Smith has opened up PEOPLE exclusively about the experience, saying he was "shell-shocked" by Varner's decision and still struggles with forgiving him.
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Or Omran Daqneesh, the 5-year-old boy whose shell-shocked expression stunned the world after Syrian forces bombed his home in Aleppo.
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Saint Phalle retaliated by having an affair with the lord, who was twice her age and shell-shocked from the Second World War.
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"You mean everyone has been watching my naked body all this time?" a shell-shocked Nasubi asked, unaware that the show had been aired.
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Chris Christie's Thousand-Yard Stare Christie's shell-shocked expression as he stood behind Donald Trump on Super Tuesday hit Twitter and just kept growing.
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But as I sat on the train, shell-shocked by what had occurred, my first reaction was to call someone for help or consolation.
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I was left shell shocked, thinking, "What the hell just happened?" in a way that meant I stood still for a second too long.
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Monday's stock gains were broad, with all 10 major S&P sectors higher, but investors shell-shocked by this year's market turbulence remained wary.
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The stuttering, spluttering shell-shocked Cave, struggling as he does to articulate, has made a definitive statement about the aftermath of a harrowing tragedy.
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A Tory MP who attended told Business Insider the group was "absolutely shell-shocked" because none of May's "promises" to it had been kept.
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I talked briefly with a pair of Spanish tourists who said they'd come just to see the fireworks and looked bedraggled and shell-shocked.
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We wanted to show at the beginning of the season that BoJack was shell-shocked from that "Escape From LA" experience a little bit.
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Watch "Shell-Shocked: Ukraine's Trauma" Watch "Ukraine's Foreign Fighters Battle for Citizenship" Read "When War Becomes Routine: A Week with Ukraine's Weary-Eyed Soldiers"
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Shell-shocked Democrats are wrestling with the reality of an election that they fully expected to win, trying to figure out what went wrong.
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"There was about 10 of us in the bar at the time ... I knew who it was, although a bit shell shocked," Hartnett said.
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He let her grab her backpack from his truck and then he drove away, leaving her shell-shocked and alone in the lunchtime summer sun.
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Shell-shocked, she has to decide if she's willing to get involved in that type of situation, opening the door to yet another regrettable decision.
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No character is redundant; even the non-speaking Arthur (David Fielder) is riveting as Queenie's shell-shocked father-in-law, the play's haunting historical conscience.
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Musician John Legend and many others took to Twitter to provide images of injured and shell shocked Syrian children while criticizing Trump Jr.'s analogy.
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Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell were already "shell-shocked" by what had just happened when she arrived, according to a senior GOP source.
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The team was told the news over the phone from a new executive team in New York, and were shell-shocked, according to The Inquirer.
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Other people are just too jaded and shell-shocked by all the data breaches around us to believe that privacy is still worth the fight.
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But his advice about not waging all-out war on Trump and the Republicans isn't what many in the shell-shocked party want to hear.
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Left: A shell-shocked US Marine has his wounds bandaged during Operation Prairie, a US military sweep of the area just south of the demilitarized zone.
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I thought of being motherless, as I watched the TV reporters at Diana's residence, Kensington Palace, conducting person-on-the-street interviews with shell-shocked Londoners.
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So Smith was "shell-shocked" when his competitor Jeff Varner outed him in an attempt to paint him as "deceitful" in the episode airing Wednesday night.
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The gobsmacked guests stumbled through interviews with Kimmel, shell-shocked selfies and the prophetic whispers of Ryan Gosling, and we could've done without any of it.
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When Janet found out he had been abused years after the fact she said, "I was shell-shocked," Janet told the U.K.'s Times in 2015.
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Ramon Adviento, senior vice president at Global Ferronickel Holdings Inc, the Philippines' second-biggest nickel ore miner, said the industry was "shell shocked" by Lopez' appointment.
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Many looked shell-shocked -- unable to comprehend that the woman they believed would become the country's next president was going to be defeated by Donald Trump.
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He struck a ferocious cross-court winner to break Tsitsipas in the opening game and took the shell-shocked Greek's serve again with an overhead smash.
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Smith said he was "shell-shocked" when his competitor Varner outed him in an attempt to paint him as "deceitful" in the episode airing Wednesday night.
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And the success of Riyadh's economic reforms, designed to restore growth to an economy shell-shocked by low oil prices, may not be clear for years.
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RELATED: Republican leaders in the room 'shell-shocked' following Trump deal with Democrats The way Trump makes connections In retrospect, it's surprising that everyone was surprised.
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It's more like they're too chicken-shit to break norms, and too shell-shocked to know how to react to an administration so utterly not normal.
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The morning after Donald Trump's election, I boarded the subway outside my home in Brooklyn, bound for a series of drunken commiserations with shell-shocked friends.
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"I am a little shell-shocked from receiving this news," Mr. Hofeller wrote a friend in May 2016, a day after receiving a grim cancer diagnosis.
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There was a new coach, Sean McDermott, instilling hope into the shell-shocked fan base after a 22009-9 season that saw Rex Ryan get fired.
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The fearless 17-year-old bullied her much higher ranked opponent who looked shell-shocked by the power being generated at the other end of the court.
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It's an understatement to say that the episode resonated, in the way it deftly confronted the anxieties of an audience still shell-shocked by Donald Trump's rise.
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She is shell-shocked and will speak out on the incident once she has had time to process the brutality and abuse she was unjustly subjected to.
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Argentina looked shell-shocked at Mbappe's early onslaught but Jorge Sampaoli's side was full of big match experience and four minutes before the break they were level.
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The party spent much of the first months of Trump's presidency still shell-shocked that he had won -- and concerned that they had grossly misunderstood the electorate.
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Osborne (Paul Bettany), a father figure in the company who insists that the men call him "uncle," warns Raleigh that he'll find the shell-shocked Stanhope changed.
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"I saw Hala and Sara lying in blood with their mother hysterical and our other children shell-shocked on the floor," he said in a voice message.
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Stunned, shell shocked and distraught, those are just some of the words being used to describe President Obama&aposs reaction to the election of Donald Trump, details next.
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House Democrats, shell-shocked by Trump's win and much smaller than expected gains in their ranks, spent Wednesday mourning Clinton's loss and struggling to pinpoint what went wrong.
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"There's a certain degree to which Donald Trump has left people sort of shell-shocked," said GOP strategist Rick Wilson, who formed a super PAC that backed Rubio.
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"I don't know what to do now," a shell-shocked Doloryn Purfano said over and over again recently to volunteers at a community-run donation center in Pahoa.
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"So I was completely taken off-guard, dumbstruck, and shell-shocked- and FOR ONCE in my life, I had absolutely no words, and I couldn't speak," wrote Joel.
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And last week's TechCrunch Disrupt conference in San Francisco — long a showcase for cutting-edge startups and products — sometimes felt like a therapy session for shell-shocked techies.
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Last week Rio Chief Executive Jean-Sebastien Jacques said in an internal email that staff were "shell-shocked" by the discovery and any investigations could take several years.
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In recent days the decent opinion of humanity was moved by the video of a shell-shocked 5-year-old Syrian boy wiping the blood from his face.
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Videos of the assault, which took place last month, were quickly uploaded to social media and went viral around the world within hours, showing Arce looking shell-shocked.
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"I think people are shell-shocked after 2016," Kenyan central bank governor Patrick Njoroge said in a reference to events such as the Brexit vote and Trump's election victory.
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Right after the election, we're all shell-shocked but I remember very clearly there's a photo of you talking to Steve Bannon in a restaurant in Midtown New York.
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He went to great lengths to ensure victory and appeared shell-shocked by the result, presumably because his unctuous courtiers did not make clear the jeopardy he was in.
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It was World War I, and a "colorist" named Howard Kemp Prossor believed that the right color scheme in a hospital room could cure soldiers who were shell-shocked.
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" Aaron Mitchell of Aransas Pass, appeared shell-shocked as he recounted riding out the storm in his mobile home, which he said "felt like 'The Wizard of Oz,' man.
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Just over a year ago, the little boy was photographed — seemingly shell-shocked — in the back of an ambulance, covered in dust with blood on his face and clothing.
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But investors shell-shocked by months of volatility remained cautious, with decade-low oil prices, rate hikes and a potential slowdown China's economy still very much on their minds.
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White House staffers, shell-shocked from the daily barrage of bad news, were soldiering on, trying to keep the focus on a trip that could bring some significant achievements.
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"Everybody is a bit shell-shocked at the way the market has moved so aggressively (towards Britain remaining in the EU)," said Saxo Bank's head of FX strategy John Hardy.
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Monday's stock gains were as broad as they were strong, with all 10 major S&P sectors finishing higher, but investors shell-shocked by this year's market turbulence remained wary.
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But investors, shell-shocked by months of volatility, remained cautious, with decade-low oil prices, rate hikes and a potential slowdown in China's economy still very much on their minds.
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In a video Lauren posted of the moment, she looks a little shell-shocked, but did reach for Ada's hand and, with a little encouragement, gave her a quick kiss.
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During the 1980s and early 1990s, images of the shell shocked and not-too-bright Vietnam vets permeated every dramatic depiction of the war and its aftermath here at home.
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They were exiting a parking lot, gaping as shell-shocked pedestrians meandered through the crowd and people ran by with bodies in wheelbarrows and on police barricades repurposed as gurneys.
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Yet on June 23rd 57% of voters in Cornwall opted to leave the EU. Local business owners are "shell-shocked", says Kim Conchie, head of the Cornwall Chamber of Commerce.
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RELATED: Republican leaders in the room 'shell-shocked' following Trump deal with Democrats On Wednesday evening, members of the House Freedom Caucus met with the speaker to outline their priorities.
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"Everybody is a bit shell-shocked at the way the market has moved so aggressively (toward Britain remaining in the EU)," said Saxo Bank's head of FX strategy John Hardy.
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One thing is clear: Americans no longer need to be enlisted in the Army to suffer from battle fatigue or be shell-shocked by news of the latest mass shooting.
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The media saturation helped send a shell-shocked Jeb Bush (supposedly protected by his $118 million super PAC) and Hillary Clinton (who outspent Trump two-to-one) to political retirement.
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In both movies, one of those kids has a terrifying abusive father; another has recently lost a brother, and his shell-shocked parents have mostly abandoned him to his own devices.
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Shell-shocked Democrats were viewing their more right-leaning friends and family with newly skeptical eyes, wondering if they had kept quiet on mainstream social media for fear of being attacked.
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Ukraine looked shell-shocked but, unlike in their previous two 2-0 defeats by Germany and Northern Ireland, they settled down and should have scored themselves when Andriy Yarmolenko blazed wide.
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The mother of four young children who were taken hostage and killed in a standoff earlier this week in Orlando, Florida, is "shell-shocked right now," a family friend tells PEOPLE.
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Trump's campaign has been shell-shocked by the release of a 2005 recording of him making lewd and sexually aggressive comments during a conversation with former "Access Hollywood" host Billy Bush.
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Forswear the use of teleprompters In the early days of his campaign, as he mocked shell-shocked Republicans (and Clinton), Trump often equated the use of teleprompters with weakness or incompetence.
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Last Friday, Billy McFarland, the 25-year-old founder of the disastrous Fyre Festival, told his shell-shocked employees that their paychecks covering the past two weeks would not be coming.
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Now that they are gone, and it's just us, the shell-shocked, left to consider last night's 1.5-hour episode,, let's talk honestly: That sure felt like a finale, didn't it?
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Kim "V" Taehyung is so horrified to lose his voice before the final Paris concert that he spends the show silently mouthing along to the lyrics in a shell-shocked daze.
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Shell-shocked Lithuania has built a fake village so it can practice fending off any future Russian aggression, and has even reintroduced conscription due to the threat posed by the Kremlin.
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England looked shell-shocked and spent the rest of the half struggling to make any inroads, their front men and attacking midfielders static, and were booed off by their own fans.
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Depicting busy, British occasions, shell-shocked soldiers, and sausage-throwing chaos at the butchers, Stanley Spencer is an artist known for blending pockets of memories from The First World War on canvas.
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A Republican source with knowledge of the meeting told CNN that participants were "shell-shocked" by the President's behavior adding, "Republican members were shaken by what they saw and heard" from Trump.
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Pitchers are left to throw the ball that baseball officials insist hasn&apost been juiced and, if they&aposre not too shell-shocked, to add it up when it&aposs all over.
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Watch "Shell-Shocked: Ukraine's Trauma" Watch "Ukraine's Foreign Fighters Battle for Citizenship" Watch "The Struggle to Find Ukraine's Missing Soldiers" Read "When War Becomes Routine: A Week with Ukraine's Weary-Eyed Soldiers"
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LONDON (Reuters) - Shares in UK banks plunged on Monday as fears over the fallout from Britain's decision to leave the European Union sparked earnings downgrades and sell-offs by shell-shocked investors.
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"So I was completely taken off-guard, dumbstruck, and shell-shocked- and FOR ONCE in my life, I had absolutely no words, and I couldn't speak," Joel wrote in her Instagram announcement.
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After pouring donations into the coffers of the former Florida governor's campaign and super-PAC, many of the lobbyists who worked to put Bush in the White House are feeling shell shocked.
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"You go from really being shell-shocked in the first with the home runs ... to then we knocked their starter out in the top of the second," Astros manager A.J. Hinch said.
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Although the Great War looms over every moment of the staging, it never becomes clear whether we are experiencing Wozzeck's nightmarish premonitions of the conflict or his shell-shocked recollections of it.
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Her replacement, former military chief Roy Cimatu, made some initial conciliatory comments to the country's shell-shocked miners, but has shown no sign of being in a hurry to reopen shuttered mines.
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IDLIB, Syria (Reuters) - Khaled Sabri and his family huddle in the makeshift shelter in northern Idlib, still shell-shocked after fleeing the sudden bombardment of their rebel-held town earlier this week.
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The shell-shocked Collins miscued a forehand to give up match point, allowing Kvitova to fire her 30th winner for victory and the chance to crown her courageous comeback in Saturday's final.
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Come February I called an all-hands meeting for the company to announce "We are officially relocating to San Diego," and I walked out of that meeting having shell-shocked my entire staff.
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"He reached for the gun and there was nothing I could do" The FBI agent described Loehmann and Garmback as almost shell-shocked — wanting to do something but not knowing what to do.
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After Ryan announced in a Friday meeting he and Trump were scrapping the vote and "moving on" from health care, some lawmakers streaming out of the meeting appeared ashen-faced and shell-shocked.
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It has left the Trump administration flailing, reduced its most media-friendly staff members to shell-shocked silence and deepened the problems in the president's knotty relationship with GOP colleagues on Capitol Hill.
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I didn't understand that, because I was 15 and an idiot, and when my band and I turned up we were shell shocked that the venue's staff immediately asked where Martin Davey was.
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When violence and crime are the norm, it's no wonder that a shell-shocked and struggling community will give the police carte blanche to hunt down the "bad guys," civil rights be damned.
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"I'm a bit shell-shocked," the 27-year-old, who has crashed or been disqualified in each of the six races she has taken part in at the last two Olympics, told the BBC.
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"DOJ officials have been shell-shocked by the public back and forth critique of Rosenstein," said a former federal prosecutor who said he's been briefed on the department's internal mood by high-level contacts.
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Some members of the Republican foreign policy establishment are "shell-shocked" by what has happened in the primary race, the GOP staffer said, and are just planning to stay on the sidelines going forward.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Investors shell-shocked by dismal quarterly reports from department stores will look for new signs of hope for brick-and-mortar retailers on Thursday as discount sellers Dollar General Corp (DG.
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The only other time she has looked so shell-shocked was after two weeks in her room: Solitude is more terrifying to Offred than almost anything that's happened so far—until the Jezebels, anyway.
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The roar of fighter jets was a terrifying constant, mothers sat shell-shocked by their wounded children in one of the few remaining hospitals, and people we spoke to begged just for a blanket.
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LONDON, June 27 (Reuters) - Shares in Britain's top banks suffered further deep losses on Monday as fears about the fallout from Brexit sparked a litany of earnings downgrades and sell-offs by shell-shocked investors.
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"I refuse to let this beat me," says a shell-shocked Leeper, who became known as the "American Blade Runner" after finishing second to Oscar Pistorius in the 400 meters at the 2012 London Paralympics.
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The notion that the Fed would always be there to prop up shell-shocked markets prompted the notion of a Fed "put" option under three prior Fed leaders - Janet Yellen, Ben Bernanke and Alan Greenspan.
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On last night's episode of Jane the Virgin, fans were basically shell-shocked when the show lobbed a totally out-of-left-field twist at them and basically changed the course of the entire series.
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After her mum breaks the news of her death to Luke and Dylan while they sit in shell-shocked silence on the sofa, though, it's clear the episode is going to be a sad one.
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Las Vegas (CNN)When President Donald Trump sought to bring comfort to this shell-shocked city Wednesday, the contrast with his paper-towel tossing visit to Puerto Rico Tuesday could not have been more stark.
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Maybe not, if Democratic voters are too hopelessly shell-shocked by 2016 to "risk" picking the candidate who shows every promise of being the most consequential president in the bunch, simply because she's a woman.
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Then, once it registered, it was the utterly blank expression, that 'thousand yard stare' we attribute to shell-shocked soldiers, on a face that should be alive with joy, that punched me in the gut.
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The musician, artist, and Massachusetts native is in town to promote her latest album, Strangers, a gothic doom-pop dreamscape that's netted her so much attention that Nadler seems slightly shell-shocked by it all.
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CLEVELAND (Reuters) - The shell-shocked Golden State Warriors, who were once in complete control of the NBA Finals, are suddenly flirting with disaster after being forced to a decisive seventh game of the NBA Finals.
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It may be that the drama of the last few days has given the party the sense of purpose that has been lacking as shell-shocked Democrats try to move past Hillary Clinton's defeat in November.
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I watch in amazement as locals arrive with cars laden with bread and rice, which the Barzani Foundation uses to feed the entire contingent of shell-shocked arrivals who have risked their lives to find safety.
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The acrid smell of smoke and ash hung in the air, and people walked around shell-shocked — with a mixture of adrenaline and despair — as they waited for what many assumed was the inevitable next attack.
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He also said they would wait to poll, and recalled taking a pause in polling the New York City mayoral race after 9/11 to make sure not to bother people in the shell-shocked city.
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When I caught up with them after the show, they still seemed shell-shocked as they wiped off their stage "blood" and noshed on dried chili fish (you can talke the boys out of Iceland, but...).
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Dunkirk's complicated structure — which nests three separate timelines inside of each other — allows Murphy to play both a confident man of action and a shell-shocked wreck, sometimes in scenes placed right next to each other.
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" Resident Herbert Klein told reporters he heard shell-shocked Marina, who'd given up a marketing director position to be a stay-at-home mom, say, "What am I going to do with the rest of my life?
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In May, Hale took to Instagram to share the news with her fans that "Life Sentence" was not being renewed, writing that she was emotionally attached to the show and a little shell-shocked at its cancellation.
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Many, still shell-shocked from being thrown out of the country they've come to call home, hastily try to cross back into the US through the extremely dangerous Sonora desert, which has claimed untold hundreds of lives.
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"The remarkable turn of events left Republican congressional leaders, in control of both chambers of the legislative branch, 'shell-shocked' and 'visibly annoyed,'" wrote CNN's Jeff Zeleny, Dana Bash, Deirdre Walsh and Jeremy Diamond on Wednesday night.
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After watching his thousand-yard stare right into CBS's camera, he still seemed like a good dude, but a good dude who was completely shell shocked and very much wanted to be anywhere else in the world.
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The news is true , I can’t believe I’m saying this but our brother Keith took his own life over the weekend , I’m shell shocked , fuckin angry , confused and heart broken ..... r.i.
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Then Ledecka, drawn 26th, began her run — unspectacular at first but gathering pace and drawing a roaring crescendo from the crowd as she ripped up the lower half of the course to usurp the shell-shocked Veith.
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"A lot of it is being shell-shocked of coming of age during the financial crisis," McBride says, adding that older millennials also witnessed a similar event with the dot com crash in the early 2000's.
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It's a quiet, deliberate pause in the season's action that unfolds like a stage play, tracking the shell-shocked characters in different pairings through one day, almost entirely in one house, as they pack up Gordon's things.
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Google can help you diagnose mystery medical symptoms, quickly turn your photos into GIFs, give you a virtual Olympic tour, and even explain to shell-shocked, internet-searching residents of the United Kingdom what, exactly, Brexit actually is.
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RELATED: Republican leaders in the room 'shell-shocked' following Trump deal with Democrats "He wanted to have a bipartisan response and not a food fight on the timing of the debt limit attached to this bill," Ryan said.
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In "The Shell-Shocked Nut," a wandering child and a war veteran suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder experience a magical voyage through the East Village, where they visit Tompkins Square Park, Economy Candy and St. Marks Place.
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The clumsiness of the language immediately backfired, as Americans around the country piled on with stories about how the military left them maimed, shell-shocked, and abandoned without the physical or mental aid necessary to contend with lifelong trauma.
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People close to Perez say he wants to help rebuild the shell-shocked party after last month's surprise loss to Donald Trump and thinks the best way for him to be helpful is at the helm of the DNC.
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I've always been proud to live in a country that said yes to these shell-shocked immigrants from a strange land, that created a path for a woman who wanted only to work hard and start a family here.
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It was a moment that would live in pop culture infamy for years: the image of a shell-shocked Taylor Swift standing helplessly on the MTV Video Music Awards stage as Kanye West ripped the microphone from her hands.
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Her shell-shocked son, Jonas (Louis Hofmann), is part of a pack of rangy pack-animal teenagers who venture into the woods outside their small German hometown of Winden, hunting the drug stash of a classmate who recently disappeared.
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No telling yet how long it takes them to get out, but it's safe to say the time in there was probably awkward, given that before they got stuck, DeLuca poured his heart out to a shell-shocked Meredith.
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Largely, says Curtis, they're "shell-shocked" first-time shooters looking to get a handgun to protect themselves from "race riots and being attacked by racists" — afraid that what Trump and his supporters have already done is just the beginning.
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The remarkable turn of events left Republican congressional leaders, in control of both chambers of the legislative branch, "shell-shocked" and "visibly annoyed," and showcased how a President who also authored "The Art of the Deal" actually cuts one.
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RELATED: Republican leaders in the room 'shell-shocked' following Trump deal with Democrats Trump's deal with Democrats came after a tumultuous August, when Trump attacked Republican Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell repeatedly, and several of rank-and-file members.
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The moments, near the start of the movie, leave an audience shell shocked and peppers its disorienting intensity with distinct acts of courage — a hallmark of the movie, which is led by Tom Hanks as an Army Ranger captain.
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And certainly, if you are just feeling shell-shocked and stressed out and want to put something quietly mediocre onto the TV in front of you, this disappointing adaptation of a much better novel will absolutely do the job.
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"A lot of it is being shell-shocked of coming of age during the financial crisis," Greg McBride, Bankrate's chief financial analyst, tells CNBC Make It. For older millennials, the 2008 crisis wasn't the first, either, McBride points out.
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"The other thing that's left people shell-shocked is Right to Rise, which took in a giant pile of money and their (return on investment) for these donors, these people who wrote millions of dollars of checks, is zero," Wilson said.
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"DOJ officials have been shell-shocked by the back and forth public critique of Rosenstein," said Jeffrey Cramer, a 12-year DOJ veteran who says he's been briefed on the internal mood at the department by multiple high-level contacts.
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Whether luchadors are literally slapping each other on the chest, or poking each other in the eyes, or acting cartoonishly shell-shocked from a hit, there's a level of silly slapstick to the event that reassures everyone of its unseriousness.
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Shepard Smith, as I said just a few days ago on this very network, a decent human being ... a better newsman, you probably cannot find ... I'm sorry if I'm a little shell-shocked here, but I'm going to miss my buddy.
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A week after the Women's March choked off Washington on the new President's first full day in office, a new activist coalition was proving its mettle again - and sending a message to shell-shocked Democratic politicos: Join up or shut up.
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This will be one of the greatest challenges as he talks about the book: getting the shell-shocked electorate to pay attention, absorb what he has to say and consider that his experiences really point to something that can't be dismissed as "normal."
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And in the wake of the 2016 election, as shell-shocked progressives took to the internet to share their coping rituals for living in the age of Donald Trump, self-care became a topic for think pieces about how we live now.
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SAN FRANCISCO, March 12 (Reuters) - As trading ended on Thursday in Wall Street's worst day for three decades, shell-shocked investors had no idea how much further the market was likely to fall as the coronavirus pandemic spread fear of a global recession.
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We get immersed in Sydney's world and feelings, and just when we start to understand, we're forced to leave (we are at least afforded an answer to what event leaves Sydney bloodstained and shell-shocked in scattered flashes to the show's finale).
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They left in their wake a trail of shell-shocked future NBA stars and campus coaching legends, all wondering how George Mason University—a school from a mid-major conference that had never before won a tournament game—derailed their respective dates with destiny.
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Some two hours later, a shell-shocked Agassi exited after a stinging 210-6 7-6 defeat in the Adelaide International semi-final, the world number one run ragged by a schoolboy with fire in his eyes and legs that simply refused to quit.
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Subasic made three saves to help put Croatia into the World Cup quarter-finals and relieve the agony of his skipper who had been shell-shocked after failing to convert a penalty with minutes left in extra time and the score locked at 1-1.
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"The weakening of the Chinese RMB seems to have spooked the yen and by extension the Nikkei in an already nervous and shell-shocked market that's worried about dynamics both economic and geopolitical," said Stefan Worrall, director of Japan equity sales at Credit Suisse.
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I asked the teenager behind the counter for one of each regular doughnut (Tim Hortons also has a variety of fancy cream-filled doughnuts, called beignes de rêve, or dream doughnuts), and while he initially looked shell-shocked (maybe my broken French), he acquiesced.
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" Wisconsin shaping up as top battleground for the fall - Politico: "Now, two years after his stunning victory in [Wisconsin], shell-shocked Democrats are beginning to pick up the pieces, pouring money and resources into the state in a test run for a rematch with Trump in 246.
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The large Democratic House majorities won in 2006 and 2008 — and the 20203 Senate votes the party held briefly in 2009 — were won by assembling a party caucus that was much more ideologically heterodox than the shell-shocked group of survivors who remain after 2010 and 2014.
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Shell-shocked investors anxiously await Trump's next bombshell, as the leader of the free world's style of "governance by impulse" doesn't jibe with the specter of a trade war with China nor a proxy fight with Russia, both of which the president has made jarring actions on.
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Instead of immediately calling for an ambulance and administering CPR to help save the dying 28-year-old Gurley, Liang and his partner were alleged to have argued about who should administer CPR and whether the shell-shocked Liang would get fired from his job as a police officer.
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"The U.S. messaging is undoubtedly having an influence (in Europe)... if not directly then definitely because it has helped create a hostile environment," a Huawei executive told Reuters, adding that many in Huawei were "shell-shocked" by the arrest of the daughter and heir apparent of founder Ren Zhengfei.
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Peter's decision represents pure character development, but it also brings to light that it isn't the shell-shocked soldier's fault that this is all happening—they're all just trapped in this constellation of events that none of them want anything to do with but must decide how to deal with.
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The photos of Syria's children -- most notably of one who died and washed up on the shores of Turkey trying to escape, and another of a boy named Omran, sitting shell-shocked in the back of an ambulance -- are heartbreaking reminders of the ongoing genocide that's happening before our eyes, in plain view.
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President Barack Obama was veritably shell-shocked in the wake of Donald Trump&aposs election victory in 2016, and even asked aides "What if we were wrong?" as he struggled to come to terms with Hillary Clinton&aposs defeat, former adviser Ben Rhodes writes in a new memoir coming out in June.
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It cites recent examples of child victims, including Alan Kurdi, the three-year-old Syrian boy who was found drowned and face down on a Turkish beach; and Omran Daqneesh, the five-year-old Syrian boy who sat shell-shocked in an Aleppo ambulance after his family's home was bombed in an airstrike.
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Otherwise, he saved his energy for commiserating with his shell-shocked audience, reminding everyone that Vegas is home to both a strip of casinos and real people whose lives are now changed forever, and making sure that everyone saw the faces of those in Congress who continually vote in the National Rifle Association's best interest.
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Dozens of shell-shocked staffers filed into the Rose Garden to watch the statement, including Valerie Jarrett, Denis McDonoughDenis Richard McDonough2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care The Hill's Morning Report — Trump retreats on census citizenship question Democratic candidates should counter Trump's foreign policy MORE and Susan Rice — all members of the president's inner circle.
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It's so notoriously stressful, in fact, that TeacherLists created Facebook-, Twitter-, Instagram-, and Pinterest-ready cartoons, featuring a bored genie, a shell-shocked mom who appears to have seen things, a sunglasses-wearing character who can score purple pocket folders on the black market, and shopaholic children running amok with a cart and no regard for their PO'd parent.
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Six years into her class-action lawsuit, which has still not gone to trial, Makaeff was shell-shocked how she had been "put through the wringer," developed health problems, and was having a hard time finding work due to the high-profile nature of the case, and she was permitted by Judge Curiel to withdraw as lead plaintiff in 8033.
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First returns and television interviews with voters and (slightly shell-shocked) political grandees painted a picture of a United Kingdom divided sharply along lines of region, class, age and even—in the case of Northern Ireland, where such Roman Catholic areas as Foyle voted Remain while Protestant areas like North Antrim went for Leave amid much higher turnout—by religious denomination.
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Republicans are shell-shocked by a blowout that was driven in part, according to exit polls, by President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's low approval ratings.
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The scene in The Devil Wears Prada where Meryl Streep demands of her shell-shocked underlings, "Where are the advertisers?" during a fashion shoot run-through didn't come from nowhere — it's reflective of the realities of many modern media properties that have seen the journalistic "church and state" wall between editorial and advertising departments turn from solid rock to marshmallow, typically out of financial necessity.
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Readers React When Craig Allen and his fellow New York Times photo editors attempted to articulate why the image of Omran Daqneesh — the 5-year-old Syrian boy sitting shell-shocked in the back of an ambulance — stood out among all the other recent images of children in war-torn areas, Times Insiders from around the world were moved to offer their own insights and interpretations.
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The story of a free-spirited woman trying to assert herself against her family's iron-willed matriarch, Simon's dramedy is a poignant look at a typical dysfunctional American family; but even more, it's a deeply personal study in Jewish-American identity and culture during World War II, at a moment when the idea of family and community must have felt nearly fragmented and shell-shocked beyond repair.
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Half the country is still shell-shocked over the populist outsider's historic upset of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE two days ago, and large protests have broken out in major cities across the country as Democrats imagine with horror a Trump administration.
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He depicts the saga as more than just a hoax, with more empathy than most were willing to grant Albert at the time: His film is a psychological drama about a shell-shocked and sexually abused woman who must write as an avatar—who was either a gay man or a trans woman, depending on the day, but is most definitely struggling with gender identity either way—to express herself.
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The move takes a lesson from the leadership debate that occurred after the 2016 cycle, when the Democrats were shell-shocked by the ascension of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and left stunned that the big gains they'd expected in the House and Senate didn't materialize.
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Under President George W. Bush, who left Democrats shell-shocked when he won a second term in 2004, the nation saw the administration vastly expand the national security state after 9/11, launch two major military operations in Afghanistan and Iraq -- the second disastrous -- cut income taxes even further and withdraw from a major climate change accord, while pushing through Congress several major legislative initiatives such as No Child Left Behind and the Medicare prescription drug plan.
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In a year that saw Trump's "Muslim ban," and the (re)mainstreaming of racist thought and hatred towards refugees, the breaking of the Weinstein atrocity, and the long overdue illumination of a national culture of sexual harassment and subjugation, the passage of a tax bill that ushered in a flow of wealth to corporations and the richest rich and away from the working class, and the reign of Trump, and the shell-shocked entrance of countless millennials into politics—I shortly realized I should have been paying more attention to the future, not less.
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