Though an ardent enthusiast for Europe in principle, his stint as an EEC commissioner in 1970-73 left him appalled by the "perniciousness" of its bureaucracy.
What Now?" (April 28), which looked at companies that provide backup care when working parents have child care problems: The article left me appalled and angry.
I couldn't even start the second sentence of Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code, and such quotes from EL James's Fifty Shades of Grey as I have allowed past the sentries have left me appalled that such lousy writing is allowed to exist.
He invoked a higher right, but to be sure, scoundrels on the wrong side of the law always invoke a higher right.' As the new ideas on human rights and humanitarian intervention began to spread, conservatives on the right and left were appalled.
The YouGov poll, conducted on behalf of the Sunday Times, came as about 200 protesters gathered outside the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday offices in London following the publication of the Ralph Miliband article last week, which the Labour leader said had left him "appalled".
I've heard incredibly racist, sexist, and offensive jokes before that left me appalled.
Then he talks of angels and demons: grief is like a humble angel that leaves us with a clear sense of our own depth; depression is the (noonday) demon that leaves you appalled.
But this history also leaves observers appalled to learn of cases like that of the Rev. Paul Shanley in Boston, among others, which indicate such lax attitudes operating well into the 1990's.
After a year at the Cape Argus newspaper as a trainee and then a court reporter, he left the country, appalled by its politics.
