When he told Ms. Fern that he was the rector, she said, she was aghast.
She said she was aghast that some men had sent her messages saying, "Hey, we should meet up some time".
"Before I came to New York, I had never seen a foreign film," she said, aghast, as she accepted her best supporting actress prize for "The Tree of Life," "The Help" and "Take Shelter" at the New York Film Critics Circle Awards on Monday.
She said she was aghast that the government now wants to erect buildings near the base of the low hill that bears an 87-foot-tall bronze statue of a seated Buddha.
She is aghast, and says she needs him with her in New York; he replies that she needs to be sure she loves him for who he is, not who she wants him to be.
How about the bit where her parents stop paying off her two credit cards (she's 24!), and she wonders, aghast, what they'll stiff her for next – "A pre-school bill?
But when doctors took Ms. Turner into a meeting room to deliver that news and ask if she wanted to discontinue life support, she was aghast.
Being Elizabeth Bishop, she apologized, aghast at having almost caused the kind of pain she'd always known.
The booklet implied her childhood was a deprived one and her mothers' relationship one of false love, that she was "longing for an upbringing worthy of respect" she said, aghast.
She is aghast at the cosmetic-surgery makeover show "The Swan," which she calls "the most sadistic reality series of the decade".
