The prospect of another war appalled us.
I was shocked and a little appalled.
The newspaper reports of starving children appalled me.
We were appalled by the news of the war.
"Thy acts are like mercy," said Hester, bewildered and appalled;
It was hard to know whether to stand up and cheer or be totally appalled.
It sounds reasonable, and, though his fiancee is appalled, HepBurn, her sister, is enchanted.
We were appalled when we heard that the chairman had been murdered.
Israel, in particular, is appalled by the prospect of Iran having the bomb.
I note, at once impressed and appalled, that she is even wearing a bikini in some of her pictures.
Most human men would be appalled at the idea of their mothers helping them to get laid.
Many people were appalled by the gruesome details described by two people who claimed to have witnessed the death.
"Thy acts are like mercy,"said Hester, bewildered and appalled. "But thy words interpret thee as a terror!"
Apple has used lawyers to demand that websites reveal the sources of leaks, and in the process, appalled 'electronic freedom' advocates such as the EFF (electronic freedom Foundation).
I started using the ground rules my fourth year of college because I was repeatedly appalled by my dates' disrespectful behavior.
Soros is clearly genuinely appalled at the damage wrought on vulnerable economies by the vast sums of money which flow across national borders every day.
Local union leaders rather like the idea of higher pay, but the big national unions are appalled at the notion that any teachers might give up tenure.
"We are particularly appalled at the 20% rise in single bus fares, and the rise of a single Oyster trip in zone 1, " she said.
TNT's Chief Executive Officer, Peter Bakker, was appalled to read that every 5 seconds a child dies from starvation and related causes, while there is sufficient food in the world to feed everyone.
His two rivals are appalled (refreshingly for the Tories, one of them, Ruth Davidson, is a lesbian kick-boxer); various big donors are threatening to cut their contributions if Mr Fraser gets his way.
Mike Mullen, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, told reporters in Baghdad that he was "appalled" by the leak. He says "there is a real potential threat there to put American lives at risk."
