Sentence examples for appalled expression from inspiring English sources
At least this bill has allowed me to decode her permanently appalled expression: she looks as if she's just seen my internet history.
Despite the big hair, she is no run-of-the-mill Bond girl; with her Olympic-standard embonpoint and inverted triangle face, she has a sexy head-girl haughtiness, and the many close-ups of her tensely appalled expression by the card table make it look as if she has witnessed Bond dissecting a frog on the green baize.
Shand is brought down, of course, by the great conundrum of the Thatcher era: the Northern Ireland troubles; that fantastic final shot, a full two minutes of Hoskins' appalled expression, sums up the hubris of the era almost before it began.
I love Mrs Hughes' appalled facial expressions: Watch out, Dame Maggie, you've got competition.
Like him and the American Left of her own generation, Sontag felt the presence of Marxism but was appalled by its expressions.
Margulies was game to answer my question ("It's silly gossip," she said), but, beforehand, across the table, she fixed me with a look that fans of the show would have recognized: the expression of appalled and disappointed skepticism with which Alicia so often faces her opponents in court.
Mukti looked on, appalled, and noticing his expression Busner confided: 'Y'know, you can take the man out of the institution – but after half a century odd, you can't deprive him altogether of the institutional food.' Mukti lifted the dead mouse of his herbal teabag from his mug by its paper tail and regarded it balefully, 'Well,' he said.
The attendees look appalled.
Christian Rudder, 35, a founder of the dating site OkCupid, was so appalled by the amount of duckface on the site that he conducted a study to see which expressions best attracted prospective dates.
Big Business is appalled.
