Sentence examples for appalled us from inspiring English sources

Brexit appalled us both, and my friends in England took to their beds.

Following the controversy, the University of Colorado interim Chancellor Phil DiStefano said, "While Professor Churchill has the constitutional right to express his political views, his essay on 9/11 has outraged and appalled us and the general public".

What might appall us in reality — the unearthing of duplicity or betrayal — can delight in drama.

We too have been poisoned, so that when we see pictures from Haiti or from Abu Ghraib, they appall us, perhaps, but not for long.

If injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere, then the relative power of an antigay gay slur is irrelevant, it is simply a threat to human dignity, and that should appall us all.

Jones knows how to create dramatic confrontations that appall us and will not let us escape, as in the treachery of a traveling white con artist who returns a freed black man to shackles by a despicable trick and thus sets the novel on a course to its tragic end.

How is't with us, when every noise appalls us?

But one of its roles is still to shock, provoke, and appall us.

"President Trump's executive order against refugees and Muslims should shock and appall us all," he said.

Though the idea of going to Mass appalls us, we still rush to the church on occasions like weddings, where, last year, 60percentt of them took place.

While the conduct of our servicemembers in Colombia should appall us, let us not for a second believe that this is an isolated incident.