Sentence examples for mostly appalled from inspiring English sources
I'm mostly appalled by this trend, but I'm not foolish enough to defy it.
A declaration of Palestinian independence would force them to either defend that position to (mostly appalled) electorates, or change it.
It is safe to assume that they were mostly appalled by the explosive reaction to their film.
Just six weeks ago, when a suicide bomber killed more than two dozen Israelis on Passover, President Bush was mostly an appalled spectator like the rest of world, adhering to the Middle East policy he brought into office: if the warring parties could not end the violence, he could not and would not help.
On May 3, 1971 I found myself in Dupont Circle, Washington, D.C. -- as did a lot of others, most young, mostly "disreputable," all appalled by the war in Vietnam.
Rapt adoration, mostly; interspersed with moments of appalled horror.
Our only conversational gambit was: "Isn't he amazing?" Friends were mostly delighted, but also slightly appalled.
Ten years on from my initial report I am appalled that it seems to have fallen mostly on deaf ears.
Big Business is appalled.
