Sentence examples for aghast state from inspiring English sources

Or will it overcome the explosive blown away, which has long since overwhelmed flabbergasted, which describes the aghast state of a fat person?

Mr Messier trilled, under the aghast stare of the French state and cultural elite, that "the French cultural exception is dead"; Mr Middelhoff declared himself "an American with a German passport" and had his own trendy website.

The new work is choppy, unbalanced, hysterical, quick to discern hysteria in its characters, and aghast at the state of the nation, not least at what Henry calls the "marketing holocaust" imposed upon American youth.

My wife was aghast at my state.

Public school advocates claim the vouchers will further deplete resources and increase segregation in the community, and are aghast that the state's wealthiest families will be eligible for the private school subsidy.

Aghast at a state commission's scientific findings about the local sea level rising 39 inches (or one metre, as it is known to the rest of the world) by 2100, coastal business leaders and property developers pressured the state's legislators into banning all sea-level projections based on climate-change data.

What's a gay landlord looking aghast at the state of the pub industry to do? Presumably one thing not to do is piss off a lot of your clientele.

Alabama's lieutenant governor, Jim Folsom Jr., a Democratic former governor who grew up in Cullman and still lives there, says that Democratic power brokers across the state were aghast: "They thought it was totally impossible that James Fields could get elected in this county".

While this should leave watch lovers aghast, it's the state of things and it will soon be the new normal.

Not every ex-agent I spoke to was aghast at the current state of affairs.

Blue-collar Democrats in coal states are aghast.