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She sank to the ground and burst into such a frenzy of crying that Tom was appalled with the idea that she might die, or lose her reason.

He said he was "shocked, appalled and ashamed" by the accusations against his company.

She'd be appalled to see how I live most of the time now, just soup and sandwiches and a meat dish here and there.

At the age of 16, Eddie decided to leave home and join a theater company. His father was appalled.

SINCE the beginning of the so-called war on terror, many Britons have been appalled by the dirty tactics employed by American intelligence.

To say that taxpayers are appalled is not to conclude that the banks could be left to tighten the noose on the nation's economy.

The next morning, appalled by the Shah, ordered to withdraw a Timur's stone to Samarqand and put in its place, as it was before.

When Maggie Betts wore a $400 pair of black silk pants to a formal family dinner, her mother was appalled.

The ANC said it was "appalled" by the court's attempt to "rewrite" the history of the liberation struggle and has vowed to appeal.

Had lightning struck at my feet, I would not have been more appalled than by what I read.

My grandmother would have been shocked and appalled to see someone who makes so much save so little.

No doubt millions of Americans would be appalled to see religious leaders ritualistically blessing contraceptives.

When I finally began to have doubts and looked more closely at the evidence, I was appalled.

Tyre Province as this discovery was "appalled" , he said that it has formed a panel to investigate.

The tabloid issued a statement saying it would be "absolutely appalled and horrified" if the war veterans or their families were targeted.

We were appalled personally that this topic was even broached by the individuals that started the thread, and other threads.

And I have to tell you I never actually been invited to The White House which I am appalled by.

Some of my friends had given what they thought was strategic advice; others were genuinely appalled by what I had done.

Crowe believed that it was right to put an end to the gay ban, but the media frenzy appalled him.

A knockout seemed certain, and a captain of police, appalled at the dreadful punishment, arose by the ringside to stop the fight.

Online photographs of him wearing a slightly crumpled tuxedo and vigorously socialising have fascinated and appalled people in China.

Monica, my local guide, is appalled to hear I do not have any of them. "During the day you might be OK, " she says.

His admirers are appalled that such an immense figure might fall over a few instances of sloppy book-keeping.

Once I appalled even myself by saying in the presence of a Chinese person that I would never rent my apartment to a Chinese.

Appalled by what he had done, Bob rushed to the parapet and flung himself on the rocks below, where the sea claimed him immediately.

But then I see Ahmadinejad grinning on the television and I'm so appalled by him and what he's done, I can't bring myself to stop going.

Conservatives in India are appalled by the marketing of this product in a country that strictly prohibits pornography and sexual devices.

Many are as appalled as any other American by the reports of incest and child abuse from within polygamous sects.

The women in the office were appalled at what we thought we were allowed to talk about.

As she rounded the corner of the Atlanta Hotel and came in full view of the depot and the tracks, she halted appalled.

But I have been appalled by the campaign's profound lack of curiosity as to whether this tax would be a good idea.

Those who find this unnecessarily prudish should remember how most children are appalled by any reminder their parents have had sex.

"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.

The tutor , appalled by the indiscretion, reported him to GCHQ, and he was sacked.

At a meeting in Brussels, they said they were appalled by the high number of civilian casualties in the fighting.

I watched two separate programs Friday evening and was appalled by the vitriol and outright lies that these people countenanced.

When he had finished telling them what he had seen, Ron looked appalled, but Hermione downright terrified.

I asked the deputy principal of his school if Jamal were a bully and he looked appalled.

It appalled me to see such sloppy work.

Christine Lagarde, finance minister, said she was "appalled" by the players' behaviour.

I now understand the significance of what I have been doing, and I am more than appalled at having wasted so many precious years.

"No one is more appalled or is more concerned about what has happened in the UK than we are, " he said.

Some of you may be shocked, appalled, understanding, or confused by my accepting of a 9-5 position.

Politicians, from city councillors to presidential candidates, were appalled that an invitation had been extended in the first place.

We were appalled at having heard that the chairman had been murdered.

I note, at once impressed and appalled, that she is even wearing a bikini in some of her pictures.

We were appalled at the thought of the war.

The public were appalled when they heard the president had been murdered.

As a result, we're often appalled at stereotypical suggestions that the sexes might be different.

Ramen lovers are also appalled by some of the misconceptions that some people have about their favorite dish.

Within seven years, appalled by the invasion of Czechoslovakia, she had left again.

Then, appalled by the battering of wind and waves, Blake had rushed to the parapet and flung himself on to the rocks below.

Charity bosses were appalled: state-sponsored food would undermine family independence and responsibility, they fretted.

The Americans, who are the chief sponsor of the interminable peace process, are appalled by this idea.

No, I'm not going any further. I just said that as founder of the company, I was appalled to find out what had happened.

"Thy acts are like mercy, " said Hester, bewildered and appalled . "But thy words interpret thee as a terror! "

In both the United States and Europe, millions of decent citizens are appalled by global hunger.

It was hard to know whether to stand up and cheer or be totally appalled.

It appalled her, nevertheless, to discern here again, a shadowy reflection of the evil that had existed in herself.

The first time your child bites someone you probably were appalled that they could do such a thing!

Russell and Burch would have been pleased that progress is being made, but appalled at its slow pace.

Few of us would ever resolve to be appalled by war or disease. It just comes naturally.

Just like fake baby milk looks just like real milk. I am appalled by the cheap money grabbing antics of these fakers .

Petition: We, the undersigned, are appalled by the abolishment of Traditional Chinese in UN documents.

However, I was appalled in only ten seconds. She ended up facing a loaf crowned with mustard, wriggling on it were dozens of fat worms.

He was appalled by Laura's cigarettes and ashtrays, refused my offer of coffee, and drove Peter and me downtown to the Courthouse.

Newman so despised the character that he was appalled when Hud was subsequently adopted as a hip anti-hero for younger 60s audiences.

Many black students and parents were appalled, and said so.

That has appalled centrist Democrats, who blame their poor showing in the election in part on Mrs Pelosi's high and highly liberal profile.

Many Chinese say they are appalled at what appears to be a crude use of the courts for political gain.

It appalled me that they could simply ignore the problem.

We were appalled when we heard she had been murdered.

British journalist who happened to see the images this morning was appalled.

So here's one for all the ladies (and gentlemen) who are appalled at the idea of spending much on clothes but still want to look classy.

The kind of people who send their kids to Bible camp are appalled .

ISEC Canada, along with all other members of the wild cat conservation community, is appalled at this trend.

Even Wilbur, who could eat almost anything, was appalled. "Imagine wanting a junky old rotten egg! " he muttered.

She was appalled to find that the river had risen to the doorstep.

University bosses were appalled. His students and colleagues were captivated.

The Conservatives were so appalled by EPP federalism that they recently left the group.

They were appalled by the damage from the fire.

I can't do that she gasped, appalled at the very idea.

The vulnerability appalled me at the same time; it was vaguely disgusting that he would let someone do this to him.

Downtown charity workers, visiting nurses and other well-intentioned New Yorkers saw what children were eating and were appalled.

They were appalled by the reports of the nuclear war.

in train-loads and the town was appalled. Never, even after the battle of Chickamauga, had the town seen so many wounded.

appalled by the social conditions of migrant life; migratory workers.

I was appalled by his arrogant attitude.

It appalled them that no preparations had been made.

Some Italians are amused by the Berlusconi follies, others are appalled.

We watched appalled as the child ran in front of the car.

He felt appalled by the whole idea of marriage so we broke up.

Are you shocked and appalled by the fact that every aspect of your biography and consumption patterns is tracked, mined, mapped, and sold?

But some moderate Republicans were as appalled as the Democrats.

They were appalled at the waste of recyclable material.

But many South Africans are also appalled by their apparent trigger-happiness.

We were appalled at the thought of David's death.

Johann Sebastian would be appalled. May I ?

She told, appalled, of friends telephoned in the evening by their private employers with work requests.

At the first sight, you will be appalled that God has created such an emaciated creature.

They were appalled at the reports of the famine.

I was appalled to see the results of their work.

Like many dog owners, I am appalled that such a cruel and inhumane activity occurs in our state.

They were appalled at the report of the famine.

We were appalled at the prospect of having to miss our holiday.

And I was really appalled, and I couldn't figure out what to do. And the more I tried talking to him, the less friendly he was getting.

Their land will be laid waste, an object of lasting scorn; all who pass by will be appalled and will shake their heads.

The student was appalled at her mentor's seeming callousness, and so were others, who eagerly shared similar experiences.

She was quite appalled at the man's audacity.

Appalled were the students when they learned their teacher had been accused.

Israel, in particular, is appalled by the prospect of Iran having the bomb.

Mr. Stager, the Indiana exercise physiologist, is appalled by their use.

The brutality of the crime has appalled the public.

Should we be appalled, or approving of this latest move?

The soldier was devastated, of course, and the lieutenant was appalled at the sergeant's heartlessness .

We were appalled when we heard that he had been murdered.

Clearly the jury was appalled by that. And in the end, the mother of the accuser was Michael Jackson's best defense.

would do something as despicable as murder; ugly crimes; the vile development of slavery appalled them.

It hardly moved my compassion--it appalled me: still, I felt reluctant to quit him so.

The newspaper reports of starving children appalled me.

'At first we thought they were playing but then they got the cub on the floor, ' said an appalled onlooker.

The sight of this car accident appalled me.

Other pregnant women who have used the clinic say they are appalled by the medical error.

She looked quite appalled with herself.

Thabo Mbeki's wilful ignorance over AIDS appalled her.

Many Thais were appalled by the death toll .

But when it's Nicole Kidman, the coverage is more delighted than appalled.

In this case, too, most Democrats are appalled.

"I don't know! " says the other, equally appalled.

So have some of Korea's sports doctors, who are appalled at the drills, which they say add to the stress top athletes endure.

Many conservative scientists, appalled by these cosmic gulfs, have denied that they can ever be crossed.

I'm appalled by what Russia has wrought in Georgia.

The prospect of another war appalled us.

As many as 60 per cent of businesses have no formal succession plans in place, our author is appalled, but not completely shocked, to learn.

The idea of sharing a room appalled her.

Many of them would be appalled.

perhaps the so-called test, the appalled not only big storms, there are those who savor life dull.

They are appalled at the basic facilities and how long it takes to convert a decision into action.

"I am appalled, " said a black British national who works in Beijing.

He is appalled at what he sees.

I started using the ground rules my fourth year of college because I was repeatedly appalled by my dates' disrespectful behavior.

The sight appalled me.

I reply, appalled.

The chief is appalled even for a cannibal, he asks, "My God Almighty, what are you doing? "

I am appalled at his mistakes.

I was appalled at them.

all who pass by will be appalled and will scoff because of all its wounds.

If we take the field of architecture and engineering, for example, we are appalled by the ugly and freakish buildings that are being put up.

I will devastate this city and make it an object of scorn; all who pass by will be appalled and will scoff because of all its wounds.

and I am appalled because he is my hero from when I was a little girl.

Senior Chinese officials are appalled at how the United States allows politics to trump financial stability [EPA]

Alexander Kira of Cornell University looked at the bathroom sink, and toilet and tub, in the early sixties and was appalled. He wrote

"I'm embarrassed for Tiger Woods. I'm embarrassed, posthumously, for his dad. I'm appalled by Nike. " (See the top 10 disgraced athletes. )

Few of us would ever resolve to be appalled by war or disease

The Senate committee was appalled after reviewing documents from the following sources

appalled. Then Paul was galled by a falling wall. Then I

Appalled at the slaughter caused by the seventeen day Ypres battle Major McCrae wrote the following poem:

is appalled at the news

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