Sentence examples for going to be appalled from inspiring English sources
"But when he does in a year or two, he's going to be appalled by the science".
"If the allegations turn out to be true, I'm going to be appalled and disgusted," AEG Live President Chuck Morris told KUSA-TV.
And the 92percentt of Americans who know the president obviously loves America and don't have to give it a second thought -- and all those who are okay with the direction the country is going -- are going to be appalled at such craven, racist attacks and cowardly response.
Washington Post editor Martin Baron said the paper was "relieved that Wesley is going to be OK" and "appalled by the conduct of police officers involved".
However appalled by your knees you think girls are going to be, they're going to be doubly appalled by what a wet blanket you're being about not getting them out in the sun like a normal, healthy person who likes fun.
It's truly a disaster to anyone with an environmental conscience, anyone who is thinking about their grandchildren, anyone who can see outside of a three-month window of corporate profit has got to be appalled with what is going on," he said.
We are right to be ashamed that there are Jews who choose to remain silent, right to be appalled that some would go so far as to lend a hand to our enemies.
The spymaster-as-hero is gone, replaced by the whistle-blower, the outsider who retains enough of his heart to be appalled by the slaughter of strays.
The public was rightfully appalled by the abuse uncovered at Imperial College, but it isn't enough just to be appalled.
