Sentence examples for was appalled during from inspiring English sources
I was appalled during the hearing by the hostility of Lord Bingham and cannot understand his comments in the light of the court of appeal verdict which acquitted me on all those points of which I am now accused.
DeMotts at IBM was appalled when, during business school, a hiring manager from a large and reputable corporation asked him about his experiences in Iraq and Afghanistan.
To the Sports Editor: Re "Applause for McGwire," Jan . 18 I was appalled that during Mark McGwire's first public appearance since his admission to using steroids, he received a standing ovation from a group of St . LouisCardinals fans.
US District Court Judge Ellen Huvelle subsequently said she was "appalled" at the situation during a hearing in 2009.
The mayor of Boston stopped by during construction and was appalled that anyone would want to obscure such a spectacular view of his city.
Louis accompanied his brother on a state visit to Turkey, and then on a tour of Cyprus and the Holy Land with the Turkish navy, during which Louis was appalled at the lack of seamanship the Turkish captains were unable to navigate and had to hug the coast so as not to get lost; when they did leave the coast they became so disoriented that they were unable to steer for Jaffa.
Elder was appalled by some previous White House renovations, particularly during the Truman administration.
"I was appalled by the selection of music," she said during an interview last month.
The anchorman was appalled.
Napolitano: I was appalled.
