Sentence examples for was completely appalled from inspiring English sources

Cameron seized on the issue during Wednesday's clash with Jeremy Corbyn at prime minister's questions, saying, "I was completely appalled to see yesterday that the Labour party have readmitted someone to their party who says that the 9/11 suicide bombers, and I quote, 'must never be condemned', and belongs to an organisation that says 'we defend the Islamic State in Syria and Iraq'.

Prime Minister David Cameron said he was "completely appalled" by the verdicts, and Egypt's ambassador has been summoned to the Foreign Office.

I was completely appalled by what I read.

UK Prime Minister David Cameron said he was "completely appalled" by the verdict.

Sara has nothing to do with the industry (she's actually a neurologist now) and was completely appalled by his offer.

Laurie Jo Reynolds: I was a public policy major and was completely appalled that we [in the U.S.] have so many policies that are clearly counter productive to any goals we might have as a society, including public safety.

"I am completely appalled," he said.

"I am completely appalled," added Reader in NC.

Joan G. Engel West Hartford, Conn., Dec. 26, 2010 • To the Editor: I read your article about "end-of-life planning" and I am completely appalled.

Number 10 has said Cameron is "completely appalled" by the guilty verdicts on three Al Jazeera journalists sentenced to seven years jail in Egypt.

"I am completely appalled that on the day we are marching to demand better education the government's close ties with the most vile concoction of this crisis is exposed in this horrendous manner," says Panos, a university student, when I tell him what's happened.