delayed shock

It was either delayed shock or some kind of dope.

Everyone knew that delayed shock could affect people in a dozen different ways.

The delayed shock of understanding slowly fell over Pitt's face.

It was a delayed shock; no one said anything.

I felt his loss then, the delayed shock you get when you are hit hard.

I doubt if there will be any problem with delayed shock.'

Now she was being treated for delayed shock as much as anything.

But three of those five had been fetal-curled and withdrawn in delayed shock.

I turned and clung to him, shaking with the adrenaline of delayed shock.

Delayed shock hit, making his knees want to come unlocked and spill him to the ground.

I'm experiencing some kind of hallucination here, caused by delayed shock.

Despite the heat of the afternoon, she felt shivery, and guessed it was delayed shock.

After working on several more movies, she suffered delayed shock over her husband's death and had a nervous breakdown.

We can't have you suffering from delayed shock, yoju're far too valuable a member of the staff.

Delayed shock struck him; the world seemed to shimmer.

The delayed shock was turning now into anger.

"I put it down myself to delayed shock."

The delayed shock was starting to kick in.

The coffee only lent the dullness that was her delayed shock a harsh edge.

Delayed shock, just as the man said.

She wondered if she ought to phone the emergency room and ask about delayed shock syndrome.

And, at her look, "Delayed shock," he observed smoothly.

'And there's a bit of delayed shock hanging around, according to Greenspan.'

Why can't you admit that it's a textbook case of delayed shock response, following your recent emotional trauma?"

A little quake of delayed shock nudged her - breathlessness and a desire to sleep.