Sentence examples for of appalled from inspiring English sources

Deirdre Bair's new biography exercises a kind of appalled fascination.

Rapt adoration, mostly; interspersed with moments of appalled horror.

After a moment of appalled silence, he explained.

"No, she's kind of appalled [by what I do].

Like many foreign statesman, Mitterrand viewed Thatcher with a kind of appalled fascination.

– but doesn't deliver the smack of appalled satisfaction we should feel at its denouement.

During a fractious interview, Mr Kawczynski accused the BBC of "appalling bias" and of being "anti-Saudi".

Over all, the letter said the monitors found evidence of "appalling and brutal crimes, which involved indiscriminate and disproportionate use of force".

The British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection (BUAV) lawyers argued that the way the Home Office responded to allegations of "appalling animal suffering" was inadequate.

Barack Obama, speaking in Malaysia during a regional summit, called it another example of "appalling" and "barbaric" jihadist violence against "innocent people who had everything to live for".

"There is nothing shocking anymore as to what is happening in the Maasai Mara," he added, blaming years of "appalling management" by local authorities.