Sentence examples for horrified to think from inspiring English sources
"I'd be horrified to think that was someone's long-term agenda," he said.
I was horrified to think my insensitivity could have led to his death.
"I am horrified to think that what I have done has detracted from the way they get it right every day," he wrote.
"I am horrified to think that the county council's role in education is going to be destroyed by George Osborne," says Edgar, a former teacher himself.
Delhi was horrified to think it would be included in Richard Holbrooke's Af-Pak remitnal remit, which in the end it was not.
He wonders why she didn't tell him this and is horrified to think that she may be using jealousy to maneuver him into the big square box-marriage.
It is horrifying to think that, until 2025, there are likely to be more Faye Burdetts and more Felix Shalas.
"It's horrifying to think that you can have a large group of organisms suffer such a catastrophic decline.
"The way he looked when he gave that confession, it was one-quarter of the Pavel we know, and it's horrifying to think of what he had to go through," Mr. Bolotin said.
