Sentence examples for not aghast from inspiring English sources

The word intended by the writer was "agog," not "aghast".

Larson was not aghast, but she did not seem quite comfortable, either.

The few who knew weren't aghast to learn that there's gambling in Casablanca.

I wasn't aghast that I was expected to speak about pubes of all things on national TV rather I was appalled that 10- to 15-year olds are actually being encouraged to get rid!

"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".

David Satter, one of the finest and most energetic foreign reporters in the Soviet era, sketches a bigger but equally dark picture the capture of Russia's infant democracy by the lawless demons spawned in the country's totalitarian past.Ms Politkovskaya's book risks leaving the foreign reader not just aghast, but stunned and somewhat confused.

Although there are signs of change, society is not so aghast of reckless driving or gun use to usher in radical change.

The U.S. policy establishment appears not only aghast by the fallout with Qatar but also by the barrage of unfounded accusations against Iran from the U.S. President as well as by the emboldened Saudis who feel the wind of U.S. support behind their back.

Don't be aghast at this acerbic wit, and tread carefully when responding.

Nor do I know anyone among the myriad people who have cycled through its staff who hasn't been aghast at how dysfunctional it is.

Pete is aghast, not by the secret Peggy kept for so long, but by her sudden, shattering candor.