In general, gay visitors were no less agog and aghast than the straight out-of-towners who made up the rest of the audience.
Less favored shareholders were aghast, and their outrage increased two months later, when C.A. warned that demand for its software was slowing.
At the time, many producers were aghast at making less wine by diverting grapes to a second label, but now all of Bordeaux seems to have embraced the idea of second and even third labels.
The result was that Larry Johnson and Alonzo Mourning could not coexist in Charlotte; Stephon Marbury was aghast at being paid less in Minnesota than Kevin Garnett Tracy McGradyy was loath to play Pippen to Vince Carter's Jordan in Toronto.
Fellow residents of less-leafy-than-previously Seven Corners Lane are aghast, and have demanded the construction company, Galliford Try, tear up the road again.
The British were correspondingly bad-tempered, insisting with little conviction, and less persuasive force, that farm reform remains on track, but clearly aghast that Tony Blair's pretensions to leadership in Europe had been punctured.
Though that may amount to only a few thousand dollars less in interest payments per beneficiary, some military families like the Castros say they are aghast at the idea of a business making money off dead military members.
But he's aghast at the way the United States is enabling hard-line Israeli policies that make peace less likely.
Marissen is properly aghast: "The aesthetic magnificence of Bach's musical settings surely makes these great cantatas more, not less, problematic.
Hers, however, are aghast, wanting her to marry within her own region and caste.Still, many others, more or less willingly, will marry a partner chosen or vetted by their families.
