Sentence examples for became appalled from inspiring English sources

A committed Christian, Butler believed that "everyone is equal under God", and became appalled at how women in prostitution were treated.

He distributes a different kind of videotape, and he initiated a different type of drill after he became appalled at the lack of civility at games involving even the youngest players.

Gradually he became appalled by the shoddy quality of network gear.

Kurtz was inspired to create his committee of skeptics in 1976, when he became appalled with the rise of cults, from Hare Krishna to Scientology to the metal-bending antics of Uri Geller.

Once back in Canada, he became appalled at how little the general public knew, and how much the world leaders knew, of what happened.

But since then, Mr. Soros wrote, he had become "appalled by the Romney campaign which is openly soliciting the money of the rich to starve the state of the money it needs to provide social services".

In a letter he wrote to fellow sponsors, Soros explained his change of heart, saying he has become "appalled by the Romney campaign, which is openly soliciting the money of the rich to starve the state of the money it needs to provide social services".

Abbott said Australians had "become appalled at the very idea of killing in the name of God".

Anna Merz, who went to Kenya seeking a serene retirement but became so appalled by the slaughter of black rhinoceroses that she helped start a reserve to protect them, becoming a global leader in the fight against their extinction, died on April 4 in Melkrivier, South Africa.

"We're not really demo people at all, but when I started looking into what dog racing actually does, I became completely appalled," said Isobel.

Already regarding God as cruel for allowing him to suffer from a life-threatening hemorrhoid while Cartman enjoys a million-dollar inheritance, Kyle became further appalled after being read the story of Job.