Sentence examples for appalled because of from inspiring English sources

When the Bulgarian leader announces that he will build the biggest steelworks in the Balkans, Ulrich is appalled, because of the inefficiency: Bulgarian ore is of the lowest grade, he publicly complains.

At the time, The New York Times was impressed and appalled because of "the manner in which the Hakoah players used their heads to bounce the ball to each other made it plain that soccer is no game for a bald man or one wearing a derby hat".

Opponents of censorship say they are doubly appalled because they associated this kind of heavy-handed approach more with the previous regime of Gen. Pervez Musharraf than with the current government of President Asif Ali Zardari.

"They were just appalled, because Senator McConnell was the author of the language," Comer said.

Crosby's knighthood is likely to prove controversial not only because he is a foreign political consultant receiving a high-profile honour, but because his uncompromising tactics have previously appalled some of his opponents.

She was appalled, and of course, the answer was no.

Dom, appalled, acquiesces because the cameras are rolling.

What he found appalled him: hundreds of dead hawks.

We know from the investigations that have already taken place that in the years leading up to 2008 many needless deaths occurred because of "appalling" levels of care.

This is either because she's a talented singer, or because they're appalled at the idea of a child singing a song as sexually charged as this.

Yesterday Crispin Aylett, prosecuting, said the judge should sentence Pickford and Walker to at least 30 years in prison because of the "appalling" nature of the crime.