The Supreme Court had convened Monday morning, as if it didn't care; its habit of doing so, Nina Totenberg notes, was formed by William Rehnquist: "a native of Wisconsin, he was quite simply appalled at the way Washingtonians reacted to bad weather".
That has left a disturbing after-taste to this vile affair: the feeling that men, football men particularly, are not fully understanding the abhorrence and fear women have of sexual abuse and exploitation, not quite as appalled by Evans's conduct, as we should be.
We are all, quite frankly, appalled in terms of what the General Assembly has done this year with the Second Amendment.
"We are all, quite frankly, appalled in terms of what the General Assembly has done this year with the Second Amendment," Weld County Commissioner Sean Conway said at Wednesday's meeting.
But Geraldo Rivera wasn't quite as appalled, noting that the video promotes signing up for health insurance -- and failure to do so can result in a $400 penalty.
She has a way of making those in her presence feel intimidated, or, quite frankly, appalled by her ever-present fierceness (and we know that thanks to the copious amount of reaction shots that fill the period drama).
The New Zealand Deerstalkers Associationn president, Bill O'Leary, has said he was "quite frankly … appalled" by the error and apologised "to the department and to the country at large".
"We had expected an answer by now and quite frankly am appalled by the total lack of respect and professionalism of your company," Mr. Rought wrote in a Dec. 1, 2009, letter to Field Asset Services.
If a person was in a state of undress and had photographs taken of them, they would be rightly offended and appalled, and quite frankly the person taking the photograph could be subject to arrest.
