Sentence examples for More appalled from inspiring English sources
No one was more appalled than Berlin.
And Kyle is even more appalled.
I'm not sure who would be more appalled, Ayn Rand or Hubert Humphrey.
Joss Garman is an environmental activist Mary Warnock: The older I get, the more appalled I become by war.
I had a startling vision of myself sitting at one of the desks among the girls, looking at the poster and feeling even more appalled.
The hard done by German could scarcely have looked more appalled and to this day remains mystified by the official's decision to issue him with his marching orders.
Certainly the travelling support in Paris – already on anthem-booing terms with Uefa, and more recently appalled by the extravagant pricing policy for this tie – are more likely to be comforted by City's status as second favourites.
Alex Isley, another graphic designer, found himself more bemused than appalled by the Palm Beach County ballot.
Shopkeepers in central Athens were irate that they should be made to bear the brunt of yet more protests – and appalled that the GSEE, the union representing private-sector workers, was actually backing it.
But with approximately one-third of veterans dealing with symptoms of combat stress or major depression, many Americans are disappointed with the Pentagon's decision; many more are downright appalled.
All this culture shock brings out a certain waggishness in Spenser, who is fascinated by the elaborately staged lives of the horsy set and more amused than appalled by the character flaws he uncovers beneath all the polite gentility.
