Sentence examples for appalled in from inspiring English sources

So everyone is happy in principle, but appalled in practice.

He added: "I have never been as appalled in my life.

Being appalled in advance is a common response to contemporary music.

"Many, many people are appalled in many parts of the world, especially people who supported us during the struggle.

"Many, many people are appalled in many parts of the world, especially people who supported us during the struggle," said Mr Tutu.

Voters were appalled in April by a leaked e-mail from an aide suggesting personal attacks on Tories, a glimpse of the excesses of some Brownites.

Indeed, one assessment was described by energy experts as "appalling in so many ways".

Even now, in Kino International's fine new Blu-ray edition, "The Birth of a Nation" continues to thrill and confound, to exalt and appall in equal measure.

This oratorio is quite modest in its physical demands; its composer had appalled Jennens in demanding for Saul a carillon, a £500 organ, trombones and massive percussion effects.

"I hope future people are appalled that in the 21st century, the richest and most comfortable people in history spent their money and resources trying to live forever on the backs of their descendants.

The emphasis of the stigmata of dying in baroque art, the insistence on the funereal, the recurrence of appalled eyes in pictorial representation, tend to produce an effect on viewers and to illustrate a theory of passions, by stressing not the sense of a death assumed, but dispossession of self by the body.