Sentence examples for horrified them from inspiring English sources

The election of Democrat Bill Clinton horrified them.

Their posthumous proximity, which enlisted them jointly into the patriotic mythology of the Revolution, would have horrified them.

In the early sixties, the definitively American triumphs of frolicsome Pop art and puritanical minimalism — the last great modern movements — horrified them.

"Joseph of Austria and Catherine of Russia quite agreed that the people should rule; what horrified them was that the people did".

But it still made news, not least because, as he said, "I found the whole thing funny and invited the policemen in for some swan terrine, which rather horrified them.

Among other things, what truly horrified them was the realization that the corridors were going to rip through the heart of rural Texas and require 146 acres of right of way for every mile of road — or 584,000 acres total.

One thing may horrify them, though.

"You couldn't horrify them," she told an interviewer.

Pam and Bess see something or someone among the milling guests that horrifies them.

Kids like being scared of Doctor Who – it doesn't horrify them, it doesn't petrify them.

But suspicions run deep and people fear the ingredients are there for a new sectarian war, however much the thought horrifies them.