Sentence examples for genuinely appalled from inspiring English sources

But he was genuinely appalled and embarrassed by Flower's behaviour.

The tone is like that of the Monty Python movies, which are genuinely appalled by violence but register their shock by making it absurd.

One leading Ukip figure, speaking anonymously, told the Guardian that party members had been "genuinely appalled" at the apparent defence of Trump's comments.

The old Lady Bountifuls were replaced by men and women of a liberal persuasion who were genuinely appalled by the conditions in which their fellow human beings were living in the richest city on earth.

He seems genuinely appalled by the horrors of Darfur — he raises them regularly with foreign leaders, even when aides haven't put them on his talking points — yet he has done little, apparently because he doesn't know quite what to do.

I told him a story recently about how another straight man, a rather famous writer, had written in a newspaper about lesbians looking "like men" and he was so genuinely appalled he could not even swear for five minutes.

I'm genuinely shocked and appalled that someone at the EDL's PR department thought this image was a good idea.

"We're appalled and genuinely sorry that this happened," Google said in a statement.

"We're appalled and genuinely sorry that this happened," a Google spokeswoman told the BBC on Wednesday.

"We're appalled and genuinely sorry that this happened," a spokeswoman told the BBC.

"We're appalled and genuinely sorry that this happened," a company spokeswoman said at the time.