Sentence examples for seems appalled from inspiring English sources

He seems appalled by Wilson's willingness to subvert American sovereignty through the League's charter.

Born in a Germany cursed by Hitler's genius and raised in another ruled by raw capitalism, Polke seems appalled by his masterpiece's masterliness.

Maybe, according to the opposites-attract principle, Armstrong's mendacity was what attracted Hodgson: the comedian seems appalled at the thought that he might be duping people.

Cooper seems appalled by Whitey Bulger's deeds, admiring of his intelligence, terrified by his sangfroid a perspective that's more or less indistinguishable from that of the focus-group-tested average of viewers' responses and, above all, passively amazed at the way the world works, at the way that Bulger's life turned out.

He seems appalled by the amount of people ready to go to war......Relatives told me that in Iran, they are broadcasting live via satellite and saying 200,000 New Yorkers have died.

According to newspaper reports, with the exception of Justice Ginsburg, the only woman on the high court, who seems appalled by the assistant principal's actions, all the other justices seem to be leaning toward allowing school districts to perform strip-searches.

When asked about the reaction to the quotation, Mr. Eisner seemed appalled.

Finally, a younger doctor who seemed appalled by the conversation wrote them a prescription for two antiretrovirals, AZT and 3TC.

She seemed appalled but intrigued by my idea for a truffle I christened the Tijuana Bender, blending tequila, red chili flakes and Lay's potato chips.

The reviewer seemed appalled that one of the female characters wore a "scrunchy" in her hair while another wore Wayfarer sunglasses, calling it a "damning misfire".

A woman in Boston, recently posting to yelp.com, a national, user-generated city-guide site, seemed appalled to see a 7-year-old next to her at a bar.