He even broached US labour rights in 2000's Bread And Roses, no doubt appalled by Hollywood's lack of interest.
She said: "Consumers will be appalled to learn that ministers have repeatedly failed to take any action to tackle the alarming levels of campylobacter in supermarket chicken.
The victims' commissioner, Lady Newlove, whose husband, Garry, was killed by a gang vandalising his car, said: "I'm appalled by this disgraceful act of violence – my thoughts go out to the victim's family and friends at this time.
Victorian society was appalled and Rae was denounced, with his chief persecutor, Charles Dickens, claiming that Rae had no right to believe "a race of savages".
The civilised world is appalled by the cruel, degrading and cold-blooded execution of Troy Davis (Report, 22 September).
She wrote: "People across the whole country will be appalled that anybody would try to link a proposed corporate takeover with the horrific crime of rape.
Onlookers were astonished, delighted, appalled, according to temperament and party.
But Jamie Stewart, Scotland director for the Countryside Alliance, disputed the nature of the footage, telling the Guardian: "Having viewed the footage, I am appalled that the League Against Cruel Sports is wasting the Scottish government's time with what is at best subjective and at worst contrived".
Anyone who cares about the health of our democracy should be appalled by today's Guardian exclusive.
In battered brown folders, sheaves of letters urge Edward Heath's government to take action against Pinochet – letters from an elderly couple in Leicester, "an appalled family" from London, from academics, students, Labour party branches and the "Bath Women's Liberation Front".
