Sentence examples for who appalled from inspiring English sources

Townsend's father was a Canterbury dentist and Baptist who, appalled by the first world war, became a Quaker pacifist.

But how misleading to choose Macmillan – who, appalled by what he'd seen of the great depression while MP for Stockton-on-Tees, built a record 350,000 council homes a year as prime minister.

Rosenblum tells of a group of families who, appalled by the idea of internment, threw a surprise party for their Japanese-American neighbors, giving them "gifts of heavy pants and nightgowns to wear in the camps".

But he saw that he could propel himself back to power on the strength of a new feeling among Americans who, appalled by the chaos of the cities, the moral heedlessness of the young, and the insults to national pride in Vietnam, were ready to blame it all on the liberalism of President Lyndon B. Johnson.

There is a significant churchgoing public out here who are not evangelical; Christians who are appalled to hear anyone say that Christ's teachings are not the central message of the Gospels.

Radiohead's fans were similarly divided; along with those who were appalled or mystified, there were many who saw the album as the band's best work.

Those who are appalled by the very notion of farming pigs, who regard the realities of the industry described here as repellent, will make little distinction between methods.

Outside of the Trump-favoring majority, there are thousands of progressive Christians ― and even Christians who wouldn't necessarily identify as "progressive" ― who are appalled by the country's new president.

I know a lot of Africans, Latin Americans and Asians who are appalled at how we live in this country and who genuinely pity us for our way of life.

Mr. Cochran has also not endeared himself to those who were appalled by the racial overtones of the Simpson defense and who disapprove of his close relationship with the Rev. Al Sharpton.

These claims produced immediate outrage — from those who believed that the government was unacceptably compromised as well as those who were appalled that such unvetted accusations were made public.