Sentence examples for had horrified from inspiring English sources

According to the report, the official said the information had horrified her.

In a message of support to President Obama on Friday evening, President François Hollande of France said the killings had "horrified" him.

Ian MacFarlane, a classmate who now works for America Online, posted the plays on the company's Web site Tuesday, saying they had horrified the rest of the students.

Just to reassure myself though, I compared this day care center against one that I'd visited recently and which had horrified me as a "Lord of the Flies -like place where chaos reigned.

We found the place in a state of considerable commotion of Fay Crocker, an Uruguayan lady whose sample rounds in the 10w seventies had horrified most of the home players.

The famine precipitated by the Great Leap Forward, which killed perhaps 30 million people by the early 1960s, had horrified her, and as political turmoil began again only a few years later, she publicly called on China's leader, Mao Zedong, to take responsibility for his mistakes and resign.

Many of these changes have horrified pro-Europeans.

But her promotion has horrified many environmental campaigners.

The same thought has horrified officials of other countries here.

Thomas also had "feminist" ambitions for the musical, which would have horrified Colette.

And they have horrified people across Westminster who know the "inside".