Sentence examples for particularly aghast from inspiring English sources

(The populist-nationalist Danish People's Party was particularly aghast).

Olivier is particularly aghast at the proposal, made on Tuesday, to tax earnings over €1m at 75%.

As one of the fifteen million people who applied for T-Mobile USA's post-paid services during that period, I was particularly aghast to learn about this breach.

Left-leaning media seemed particularly aghast that the president looked so lackluster, Brian Stelter reported in The Times, an impression that was reinforced by the instant feedback on sharing platforms like Twitter.

It was DeVos' proposed rule that Title IX protections be changed to apply only to actions that take place within a school's program or activity that left Chauhan feeling particularly "aghast".

Adauction.com of San Francisco, one of the first such sites, tried a remnant inventory and auction model, but buyers did not go for it: the inventory was not particularly appealing -- and sellers were aghast at having their cards on the table.

Many adults in the community have been aghast at the posts, particularly those attacking the girls.

And it was particularly hard because [she gives an aghast laugh] every single scene was about someone's mother".

His climactic prediction for the EU is particularly weak.A swooning francophile, Mr Anderson was aghast to see President Nicolas Sarkozy taking France back into the military structures of NATO, and sending troops to Afghanistan.

Now, particularly if you're a guy, you might be aghast at the whole concept.

Slips aghast.