Sentence examples similar to feeling aghast from inspiring English sources
The return left the public feeling simultaneously aghast at North Korea's treachery and patronized by the Japanese government's incompetence.
It was DeVos' proposed rule that Title IX protections be changed to apply only to actions that take place within a school's program or activity that left Chauhan feeling particularly "aghast".
Respectable opinion is aghast.
But the Taliban also is feeling pressure from Afghans aghast at the growing body count and from defectors who have claimed allegiance to Islamic State.
Matt is aghast to discover she might have elastic feelings about a Lolita-like situation.
Rather than being aghast at Trump's cowardice, I find myself feeling envious of the British people.
The doctors and nurses here are aghast at what is taking place, caught between anger and feelings of helplessness.
In the final section of the book, Don is flailing around, both aghast at Emily's imminent death and trying to camouflage his feelings.
Many Canadians, still feeling the shame of the sprinter Ben Johnson losing his Olympic gold medal in 1988 in Seoul after testing positive for anabolic steroids, were aghast.
