While Lacy has long been a critic of Uber, she says that Michael's comments demonstrate that "the company still has the ability to shock and horrify me".
CS Lewis clearly didn't get the memo and so, to horrify young people everywhere and to trigger a few anti-vivisection conversations, I'm including Uncle Andrew's experimentation on live guinea pigs: "Some of them only died.
Its anti-immigrant rhetoric, swastika-like party emblem and torch-lit parades led by young men in black T-shirts horrify many Greeks.
A Shia state on its border, adjacent to where its own restive Shias live, would horrify Saudi Arabia.
The idea of being tyrannised by telephone will horrify some people.
This prospect will delight some people and horrify others.
For understandable reasons, both developments horrify Israel and worry America.
IF BRITISH beer bellies in Spain and stag parties in Prague horrify, don't read on: an article from the Harvard Business Review reported on Economist.com's Management page foresees a global tourism industry in the year 2020, struggling to accommodate up to two billion new sightseers from newly developed countries.
Serb forces might well abandon all restraint, firing rockets deep into Albania and Macedonia, in an attempt to horrify and destabilise those countries, by selecting targets such as refugee camps.
That will horrify the Serbs: if losing Montenegro was a bitter pill, losing Kosovo will be a poison draught.
Most of us can think of some "sub-cultural" behaviours which seem benign or harmless fasting in Lent or Ramadan, for example—and others which horrify most people of a modern sensibility, such as the "circumcision" of baby girls.But where do you draw the line?
