Sentence examples for appalled to know from inspiring English sources

Those Nazi officers who drove into the sunlit quad at the heart of the Tuscan edifice of La Foce would have been appalled to know it would later resound to their notion of degenerate art.

I would have been appalled to know that 7-year old Aiyana Stanley-Jones would be gunned down by police in her sleep--and no one would be held accountable for her death.

It's difficult to know how appalled to be about something about which we can do nothing.

When I try to find an older person to invite round to talk life, loneliness, and Jeremy Hunt over a cup of tea, I'm appalled to realise I don't know a single person over 60 in the city.

Mr. Knowles' students were appalled to hear that women who knew their lives would only be hurt by starting a family, still insisted on having pre-marital sex, often with men they did not intend to marry.

The investigators were appalled to find that many physicians simply didn't know what they were doing: they missed clear signs of hemorrhagic shock and other treatable conditions, violated basic antiseptic standards, tore and infected women with misapplied forceps.

"I saw nothing but dirt, blood, smoke and fire, and I was appalled to see that no one seemed to actually know what they were doing and why".

I was angry and appalled to hear this story as it first broke, and knew (as Prof. Henry Louis Gates Jr. said) that it would not go away.

Oatley is appalled to hear this.

We are appalled to see the desecration of another Jewish cemetery.

Former Lib Dem MP Lembit Opik, a frequent critic of party leader Nick Clegg, described the result as "appalling" and said party members "deserve to know how this electoral crisis will be fixed".