aghast造句

Digital libertarians are aghast.

When I heard that, I was aghast.

Some former officials in Mr Bush's administration were aghast.

He was aghast to discover that it was a mousetrap.

In France, however, a nation defined in part by its language, the purists have been aghast.

Database mavens will no doubt be aghast at this apparent retrograde into mainframe history.

The big bosses at head office in Atlanta, who prefer their products to be the same everywhere, were aghast.

Respectable opinion is aghast. But respectable opinion has been consistently wrong lately, and the currency issue is no exception.

Mr castronova is aghast. "Monopoly is not a very fun game if I have to pay a tax every time I buy boardwalk" he says.

Just weeks after the launch of the Hubble space telescope in April 1990, NASA engineers were aghast to discover that a flawed mirror was blurring the relayed images.

Rachel was aghast when she learned that other children had no clean water, so she asked to skip having a ninth birthday party.

As to his cousin, she wept, with all her might; aghast at the mischief she had done: though she said nothing.

Some publishing industry analysts are aghast at the proposal, claiming that the rate is much too steep and the terms too strict.

In educating myself this spring about education, I was aghast to learn that American children drop in I.Q. each summer vacation — because they aren’t in school or exercising their brains.

I was here the other morning when you were talking and I was rather aghast at what you were saying about the gods, the priests, the saints and the gurus.