Meanings of deeply shocking in English

The club apologised to all players who experienced this deeply shocking behaviour.

The details of the case, now infamous five years on, remain deeply shocking.

It's the fact that he's a foundling that is deeply shocking.

To see two gentlemen of his acquaintance thus brutally mauling each other was deeply shocking to Harry.

It's deeply shocking, Sarkozy said during a two-and-a-half hour televised debate with members of the public and journalists.

Mr Blunkett used new powers to take the unprecedented step after Sir Michael Bichard reported deeply shocking .

Madam - The excellent Prime Time programme showing the plight of elderly Irishmen living in England was deeply shocking.

Now this is deeply shocking.

Mr Barclay said even though staff knew some of them could lose their jobs, it has been deeply shocking for them.

Mr Cameron told the BBC's Nick Robinson it was " deeply shocking" that the killer was thought to be a British citizen.

Mr Corbyn's spokesman said: "The reports about this appalling event were deeply shocking and there can be no excuse for anyone's attendance."

A survey which found that half of the State's vulnerable adults have been abused or seen somebody close to them abused is deeply shocking.

Prime Minister David Cameron has described the killing of a soldier in a suspected terror attack outside Woolwich Barracks as " deeply shocking".

North Yorkshire police inspector, Tim Hutchinson said the number of floral tributes illustrated the scale of local grief: This is deeply shocking for the town.

An inquiry into how British child killer Ian Huntley slipped through the police's intelligence net has revealed a " deeply shocking" catalogue of errors.