Sentence examples for was appalled about from inspiring English sources

Mr Clegg told him: "I was appalled about the experiences of one of your constituents".

People say they're appalled about my private life being dragged through the pages of a magazine.

There is plenty to be appalled about at South Florida, where the player who was allegedly struck by the former coach Jim Leavitt details the ensuing cover-up, and where Skip Holtz has been chosen as the new coach.

"I have a sense that over the last 12 months the view of the Australian public has shifted from one of acceptance or approval of the government's policy to being appalled about what is happening in their name," he said.

For quite some time, I have been appalled about the U.S. possibly engaging in a practice like rendition, but this is the first time I have seen evidence presented clearly.

There's a lot to be appalled about in the U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee's CIA torture report -- and yes, what the CIA did was torture.

Re "60 First Graders, 4 Teachers, One Loud New Way to Learn" (front page, Jan . 11, about a public school in Brooklyn: I was appalled to read about the 60 children packed into one large classroom — even with four teachers.

He was appalled, he said, about the Republican nominee's criticism of the Khans.

I was appalled to read about the benefit party for New Yorkers for Children (news article, Sept. 20).

"Like the rest of this House, I was appalled to read about these victims and the horrific experiences to which they were subjected," she said.

Emerson claims Leopold was appalled to hear about the atrocities in his domain, but dug his heels in when he was attacked in the foreign press.