Sentence examples for in particular appalled from inspiring English sources
Butterfield's motives for disclosing it seem no less tangled: part desire to come clean; part the realisation that lying to Congressional investigators would send him to jail; and part out of a desire for revenge on a boss whom he privately dubbed Richard "I'll get those sons of bitches" Nixon, and whose treatment of his wife, Pat, in particular appalled Butterfield.
Israel, in particular, is appalled by the prospect of Iran having the bomb.The candidates now limbering up to fight for Iran's presidency are a varied bunch.
In particular, I was appalled when my last name — Rando — was associated with "unfamiliar, suspicious or anxiety-producing outsiders".
One scene in particular stunned and appalled audiences at this year's Edinburgh festival, and will no doubt do the same in Plymouth and London this autumn.
The progressively minded Macmillan, in particular, had been appalled by Churchill's tenure as chancellor of the exchequer during the Depression.
In particular, he was appalled that corrupt local authorities had allowed the construction of shoddy schoolhouses, exacerbating the loss of life.
While the claim ruffled some listeners ("Wait, did Hillary Clinton just call us all racist?"), it truly appalled one listener in particular: Mike Pence.
So everyone is happy in principle, but appalled in practice.
In particular, he inserts himself into interviews with Mr. Rumsfeld — clearly annoyed, even appalled, by the Pentagon chief's cavalier language and reluctance to assume responsibility for his department's failures.
We are also appalled, however, at the attitude of the western powers, in particular the European ones.
