Sentence examples for I'm aghast from inspiring English sources
The phrase "I'm aghast" is correct and usable in written English
You can use this phrase to express shock and surprise at something. For example, "I'm aghast that you'd consider such a suggestion."
To this day I'm aghast that they were so saintly.
As to my fitness as recipient of an honor that's gone previously to some of my heroes, I can only say that I'm aghast at The Nation Institute and Puffin Foundation's decision, and can easily name many others more deserving; and I'm appalled at how I'm pleased that the committee didn't pick one of them".
But, as an art critic, I'm aghast.
Every American holds such power in their hands - and I'm aghast at the freedoms that so many take for granted.
Kate Hanni, president of the Coalition for and Airline Passenger's Bill of rights was quoted as saying "I'm aghast there isn't more public outcry over this.
"I was aghast at myself".
"I was aghast," Ms. Kelly said.
"I was aghast," she said by phone on Monday.
