Sentence examples for we were aghast from inspiring English sources
When we started looking we were aghast at the cost of baby things.
Re "Turning Trash Piles Into a Bird-Watcher's Paradise" (news article, Jan . 26: We were aghast at this article.
We were aghast when we read in documents the demands made upon us, the victorious violence of our enemies.
Anthony William When, unexpectedly, my wife Debs and I lost two close friends within a few months of each other in 2012, we were aghast it had been so long since we'd seen them – not just seen them on Facebook, but actually hugged them.
When we saw these results, we were aghast.
He and a colleague who also had a daughter starting school "looked at the curriculum and we were aghast at the mathematics curriculum," Suppes told interviewer David Roberts in 1999.
"We are aghast that government accepted the assurances of industry on this while their own consultation had not even finished.
A superb scene in which Alice, having made her condition public, reads a speech to a roomful of researchers, crossing off each sentence with a yellow highlighter so that she won't read it again, is clinically suspenseful, and when she fumbles and drops her papers on the floor, we're aghast in empathy.
We're aghast at having our efforts toward human dignity chipped away in the lower courts until little remains of key accomplishments like a woman's right to make her own decisions about reproductive health, or marginalized and underserved communities' ability to vote, things we'd come to take for granted, and thought everyone else had, too.
"We are aghast that Paul has sunk so low that he now spews the most despicable slander against an 87-year-old man without a shred of proof, and then doesn't even have the guts or decency to apologize?" CORRECTION: A previous version of this story incorrectly stated state Rep. Paul Gosar had 10 siblings.
Just as years ago, we Pan Am employees were aghast at the prospect that the number one airline in the entire world -- second only in brand recognition to Coca Cola and first in almost every new achievement in aviation history -- could collapse.
