Sentence examples for rather appalled from inspiring English sources

He's laughing a lot, but he does seem rather appalled.

We're rather appalled at the sexism: does anyone notice if her husband wears the same suit twice?

"I very carefully did a lot of budgeting," Mr. Dunn said at the time, "and I was rather appalled at the numbers".

Mrs Aspinall said that while the comments were "rather appalling", she welcomed the release of the documents.

I'd rather be appalled and titillated by him than bored by Gore.

"In my New York of the future, all pipes and wires will be strung along the upper sides of those tunnels, above a catwalk, accessible to engineers and painted brilliant colors to delight rather than appall the eye".

Rather than be appalled, executives from 7-11 were so enamoured with the character that they based a promotion around it.

But as Justin bounded out, sending deafening screams into overdrive, the men looked appalled: Rather than his assigned baseball cap, Justin flaunted headgear of his choosing: a plaid hunter's hat, front flap up, fuzzy ear flaps down.

But rather than being appalled by the prospect of hanging out with his employer, Caleb is overjoyed.

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!

We might be satisfied by this; but rather we should be appalled.