Sentence examples for aghast look from inspiring English sources

From President Donald Trump's refusal to shake hands with Angela Merkel in the Oval Office, to the president's insistence yet again that he was a victim of wiretapping to the aghast look on the German chancellor's face when she got a load of Trump, the meeting between the state leaders Friday was a bust.

"After a while, the professor decided to ask John a question, and he asked, 'So do you remember when your father was assassinated?' John, aghast, looked at me, and I stared at the professor in disbelief that this question was actually tabled to him.

This reminds me of when people have worn black face to Halloween parties and been met with aghast looks and rightfully so.

I've fielded enough aghast looks to know that it's just easier to hide my mayo use, at times racing to scoop it into my plate and put the jar back in the fridge before anyone else came into the lunchroom.

I'm not sure which is more aghast, the look on his face when he is asked, "Did you always know you wanted to be in the food-services industry?" or the look on Nic's face when she discovers that he dropped out of college.

The girl evidently hadn't expected to be spoken to by unknown people in an unknown car, and the most dramatic expressions passed over her face — she looked aghast, terrified, surprised, and then began to giggle.

She smiles when I look aghast.

They both look aghast at me, and then look at each other and laugh.

At least Wagner managed not to look aghast and outraged when she saw her scores, as she had done during the team competition.

I mean I would say to friends at school who were going skiing or whatever, 'We are going on holiday to Nigeria', and they would look aghast.

It has become usual for Isabella to look aghast when the Duke tells her she will be shackled to him for life.