Sentence examples for which has horrified from inspiring English sources

What is dying is a name.Yet it is the very loss of that name which has horrified the people of Pittsburgh.

A 12-member jury and three-judge panel returned the sentence, bringing to an end the trial in Arlon, south-east Belgium, which has horrified the nation and been dubbed Belgium's "trial of the century".

Domenech said he backed the French Football Federation's decision to send Anelka home after the player insulted him and he attacked the "imbecility" of the squad for boycotting training on Sunday – behaviour which has horrified the French government and people, who have criticised the players as overpaid brats.

Theo Angelopoulos said that withdrawing his film was a protest at events which have horrified the world.

Just to reassure myself though, I compared this day care center against one that I'd visited recently and which had horrified me as a "Lord of the Flies -like place where chaos reigned.

Yesterday, May suggested she will raise the issue with President Xi Jinping, but what's more likely to get sidestepped is his crackdown on dissent, free speech and political jailings in China, which have horrified human rights groups.

This is a deeply upsetting issue which I know has horrified people across the BBC, and our thoughts and sympathies are and must be with the women affected.

Nonetheless, the move has horrified the road safety charity Brake, which warns that the pub is "putting temptation in front of drivers".

Thomas also had "feminist" ambitions for the musical, which would have horrified Colette.

Not surprisingly, the move to scrap the telescope, which has been under construction since 2004 and is named after a former Nasa administrator, has horrified astronomers.

But her promotion has horrified many environmental campaigners.