Sentence examples for look aghast from inspiring English sources
She smiles when I look aghast.
They both look aghast at me, and then look at each other and laugh.
At least Wagner managed not to look aghast and outraged when she saw her scores, as she had done during the team competition.
I mean I would say to friends at school who were going skiing or whatever, 'We are going on holiday to Nigeria', and they would look aghast.
It has become usual for Isabella to look aghast when the Duke tells her she will be shackled to him for life.
The college is essentially a beautified trade school (although Art Center alumni look aghast when you use that term), with a focus on preparing its students for jobs.
It can be triggered of course by much bigger objects, old-style pubs for instance, as we look aghast at the vicious buying up of locals to turn into profitable housing developments.
"He never cares how you look first thing in the morning, does not look aghast at belch or fart, nor does he grumble if you choose not to shave".
Their cautious reunion, their nervous gladness contains a final split-second in which they look aghast, as if on the edge of the void that may be their married life, for it is a play about the perils of an arranged marriage in which the bride herself has done all the arranging.
People in a New York coffee shop look aghast when a patron begins to levitate items and humans, Carrie-style.
