Sentence examples for would have appalled from inspiring English sources

(It would have appalled Albert).

Lloyds disastrously bought HBOS, whose dangerously high risk corporate lending practices would have appalled Rev Duncan, during the financial crisis.

True, the hurly-burly has spread since his day, and in ways that would have appalled his fragile sensibilities.

In a combative television interview, she crumbles and winds up showing her interlocutor pictures of her grandchildren, an act that would have appalled her younger self.

He attended Methodist chapel each Sunday, though he told me that he often thought things about life and God that would have appalled the orthodox.

The lack of pragmatism, the willingness to go on doing something that visibly doesn't work, would have appalled that old fixer Jean Monnet.

"The Park Avenue triplex was rented, in a move that would surely have appalled her, to Charles Revson of Revlon, an upstart whose name she had always refused to utter, referring to him only as 'the nail man,' " Brandon writes.

As if to prove her point, Supreme Court Justice Lord Sumption claimed that a rush for gender equality among the judiciary would have "appalling consequences for justice" – yes, "appalling" - and women should simply be "patient" and wait half a century for equality, by which point I would be 77.

The sexual content of "Servicemen" would no doubt have appalled mainstream audiences of the 1940's.

Halston would have been appalled.

"Shakespeare would have been appalled.