Sentence examples for may be aghast from inspiring English sources

Some professional chefs may be aghast at this advice: Don't peel any of these fruits.

While cheddar cheese manufacturers may be aghast at the prospect of their product being made in New York City, German food producers seem to be even more concerned, with Bild newspaper asking whether Black Forest ham will soon be imported from America – apparently such a product is already made there.

The Tea Party may be aghast at the fall of DOMA, but the rest of their agenda -- banning abortion, increasing the wealth gap, chipping away at environmental regulations, getting more whites (and fewer minorities) to the polls, and in so many other ways keeping a death grip on power in this country -- is going to be their undoing.

Some may well be aghast at her rejection of lifetime bans and her proposal for a moratorium on trawls through the past statements of Labour party members.

You'll be aghast, you may writhe (as I did) with squeamishness, but by the time you've drained your pint glass, you'll have been thoroughly entertained.

Churchill would be aghast.

Most Americans would be aghast at such a thing.

A: She would be aghast.

It may well have been the most risky choice she'd ever made, and her parents were aghast.

"They were aghast.

Riders were aghast.