Sentence examples for become aghast from inspiring English sources

But while plenty of GOP establishment types have a range of negative feelings about Romney -- from distrust to derision -- it's perfectly understandable that they'd blanch at the sight of this video, and then become aghast at the way the Rick Perry and Jon Huntsman have followed Gingrich into this strange new encampment.

In fact, I became aghast at just how fond I became of him".

In July, a High Court judge became aghast after learning that there were dozens -- and perhaps hundreds -- of such cases of bogus mortality.

It has become usual for Isabella to look aghast when the Duke tells her she will be shackled to him for life.

"He would be aghast that property development has become such a major force in individual wealth creation.

"I get absolutely aghast with how materialistic we have become, especially at Christmas".

The XO looks at his captain aghast, and for the first time we become aware that the captain might be crossing some kind of a line here.

Aghast at Nixon's apostasies, these figures became the core of what would become the neoconservative movement.

They are aghast – undoubtedly because they simply cannot grasp how amazing and young I've once again become.

And what of the BBC? Senior managers there were aghast as it became clear that the apparently heavily-spun Hutton conclusions leaked to the Sun newspaper were not spun at all: the actual report was even more pro-government and anti-BBC than the Sun had suggested.

Meanwhile Henry's father, Augustus, who became free at age 22, is aghast to find his son emulating Robbins and owning slaves.