Sentence examples for particularly appalled from inspiring English sources

If that weren't enough, a black former assistant US attorney, Thomas Figures, testified that Sessions had called him "boy", and that he had joked about the Ku Klux Klan in ways that implied he wasn't particularly appalled by their appalling tactics.

The Manus camp particularly appalled Young.

A friend of mine was particularly appalled at the idea.

He is particularly appalled by the popularity of platforms.

Many Republican women are particularly appalled by Trump's sexually graphic language and aggressive tone.

She isn't particularly appalled -- Saturday at 9 p.m. and Saturday/Early Sunday at 4 30 a.m. on Sundance.

Even some Republicans were appalled, particularly by the suspension of habeas corpus.

Their bling-bling image dark glasses, gold chains and wads of cash delighted Nairobi's hip-hop crowd and appalled others, particularly those whom the Armenians came up against.

I fled to my room, appalled but not particularly surprised.

New Yorkers should be appalled at their failed state government, particularly their corrupt and clueless Legislature.

There had been issues with casting, particularly the older woman: most actors were as appalled as the censor by the stockings scene.