Sentence examples for had appalled from inspiring English sources

AFL players' Indigenous advisory board chair and Hawthorn premiership-winner Shaun Burgoyne said the incident had appalled players.

The organization's wanton killing had appalled and alienated Muslims, to the point that bin Laden wondered whether the group should rebrand itself as a less toxic force.

Images of the train and the little done to stop it had appalled American members of Congress and human rights advocates.

This oratorio is quite modest in its physical demands; its composer had appalled Jennens in demanding for Saul a carillon, a £500 organ, trombones and massive percussion effects.

Venturing into the red-light alleys off Sukhumvit, I came across scenes that had appalled me when I first encountered them 15 years ago: the single men from rich countries looking for quick and cheap gratification with financially needy migrants from Thailand's poor north.

Their deaths have appalled the world.

(It would have appalled Albert).

In France, however, the flashiness has appalled some observers.

Such actions have appalled people from every community in our country.

This would have appalled the Founding Fathers and should alarm believers of all stripes.

Some exhibitions have attracted mobs, while others have appalled critics; a few have done both.