Sentence examples for easily horrified from inspiring English sources
The idea of strengthening the European Parliament or electing the Commission touches their most easily horrified sensibilities.
Skilled counter-whiners run to media mamas sobbing, "That big bully hit me, and he promised he wouldn't!" "GOP Goes on Attack in New Ad," headlines the easily horrified Washington Post; "Bush Approves New Attack Ad Mocking Gore," tut-tuts The New York Times.
Nothing believably harrowing actually happens during the first episode — middle managers reviewing expense reports have been more easily horrified — but everyone is called upon to wear a look of terror, even if the collective acting skills hardly seem up to the exercise.
Rough sleeping is the kind of homelessness that people can see, easily understand and be horrified by, because is it more visible and much simpler than the much bigger, more complex homelessness picture, of people being shuttled between emergency hostels, expensive temporary accommodation, and bed and breakfasts, or dealing with rent rises by moving to overcrowded shared housing.
UNICEF said it was horrified at reports of children dying of easily treatable respiratory infections and of women being forced to give birth in the open.
"We are appalled and horrified at this major incident during passenger traffic hours which could have very easily resulted in disaster," he said.
"They were horrified, really horrified.
What she found horrified her.
