Sentence examples for it is appalled from inspiring English sources

New Labour has made it crystal clear that it is appalled at the resurgence of old Labour.

RSF says it is "appalled" by China's state media screening and publishing "confessions", arguing that the practice "poses an alarming threat to freely reported news and information".

A patient watchdog says it is appalled and public opinion has been ignored.

The ANC has said it is appalled at the judgement, which it calls "an attempt to rewrite" South Africa's history.

Managers insist the proposals will lead to better care for patients, but a patient watchdog group says it is appalled and public opinion has been ignored.

The RSPCA has issued a statement saying it is "appalled after learning that hundreds of badgers are now being shot in parts of Gloucestershire as well as Somerset as part of the pilot badger culls".

The president of the Danish Union of Journalists, Mogens Blicher Bjerregård, said it is "appalling that an incident commander can give such orders.

To Balkoski, it is "appalling" that an author would use another writer's words and think that a footnote is adequate compensation.

In December, the State Department issued a statement saying that it was "appalled by the reports" and that its own interviews in three separate locations appeared to confirm them.

The BBC restated a "sincere apology to the victims", saying it was "appalled" at Savile's preying on its premises.

Oxford JSoc said it was "appalled" by the allegations and would "remain steadfast" in its opposition to anti-Semitism of any kind.