Sentence examples for most appalled from inspiring English sources
(The dereliction that most appalled Follett was the Third's refusal to reject "that darling of the advanced libertarians," the use of "like" as a conjunction).
They are most appalled by the fact that, in some cases, sexual abuse of young people by priests has been concealed by their superiors.
It was the manner of Guevara's death that most appalled Del Toro - no trial, no defence, simply shot by the Bolivian army under instructions from the CIA.
The essay on Diane Arbus, "Good Pictures", one of various attempts to defend the dead against the living, shows her at her most appalled.
On the populist right, Senators Rand Paul of Kentucky and Ted Cruz of Texas competed to sound most appalled by the idea of expending American blood or treasure in Syria.
They are most appalled by the way the hierarchy have protected their own: by the way, for example, Cardinal Bernard Law of Boston moved several offending priests around from parish to parish, where they simply repeated their offences.
What most appalls Aguilar about his wife's condition is his realization "that delirium has no memory, that it reproduces by parthenogenesis, sparks itself, and shuns affection, but especially that it has no memory".
There has been Clint Willis's "The I Hate George W. Bush Reader: Why Dubya is Wrong About Absolutely Everything", which is not to be confused with "The Bush-Hater's Handbook: A Guide to the Most Appalling Presidency of the Past 100 Years" by Jack Huberman.
"Winning the crown for Most Appalling Human Rights Record in the Western World could be a tough tournament" following the release of the CIA torture report, wrote Sydney Morning Herald columnist Andrew P. Street.
Although few Saudis and other Gulf Arabs supported the bombing of American embassies in East Africa, most were appalled by America's reaction.
The more America threatened military strikes, the more uncomfortable and even antagonistic South Koreans would likely become: most were appalled that U.S. officials might risk triggering a Second Korean War.
