Sentence examples for appalled at how from inspiring English sources

Afterward, I had lain in bed crying, appalled at how ugly it had looked.

Lewis would be appalled at how the phrase is used today.

He said: "As a British Conservative, I am appalled at how you have failed my country.

My European friends are always appalled at how strict antismoking rules are in the United States.

In another 25 years, we'll be appalled at how little our students know about computers.

Both of us were appalled at how fans were forced to buy an £80 polo shirt from a tent.

But I am sometimes surprised -- and appalled -- at how difficult this can be.

They are appalled at the basic facilities and how long it takes to convert a decision into action.

Paul Connew, St Albans, Hertfordshire Like Nigel Cubbage's "other half" (letter, 4 October) I was appalled at David Cameron's comments regarding many women worrying how to pay household bills.

"I am appalled at what I have found out since my mother's death about how poorly food is regulated and how these companies cut corners to save money," Mr. Napier said.

I was appalled at the underlying assumptions in "Choosing Quick Hits Over the Card Catalog" (Aug. 10), about how the Internet has affected students' research strategies.