horrified造句

The idea horrified her.

This "reasoning" horrified, and angered, the whole nation.

I feel quite sure he would be horrified.

I was pretty horrified at what people were doing.

As I watched, horrified, I could feel my sanity crumbling away.

I was horrified by the entire thing; it was beyond anything I could have imagined.

Two little girls and their horrified parents seemed to communicate with the dead.

Harry, Ron, and Hermione were terrified, but Snape was the most horrified of all.

Sarkozy must have thanked his lucky stars when DSK was arrested on sordid charges that shocked and horrified France.

As delighted as he was with his discovery, Darwin was equally horrified, because he understood the consequences of his theory.

So if you're truly horrified by the budget deficit, why not propose tax increases as part of the solution?

From this Hare deduced that when psychopaths see grotesque images of blown-apart faces they aren't horrified.

People were horrified by one tale of a three-year-old boy scalded by boiling water in an accident at his home.

Young Arthur was horrified. She was hunchbacked and hideous, had only one tooth, smelled like sewage, made obscene noises, etc. He had never encountered such a repugnant creature.

While the delegates gather, Greenpeace plans to display collections of carcasses to the horrified citizens of Stockholm and Amsterdam, to stir up further indignation.

"I felt if I sent it to my friends they'd be as horrified as I was, and they'd ask questions as well," he says.

Don't look too horrified, but we're about to have a great season for house spiders. So why not turn your home's arachnid invasion into a game?

Even time, as Benjamin Franklin told us, is money, a doctrine which horrified Max Weber in his searing indictment of the capitalist mentality as an "iron cage" without "spirit".

But the ultimate indignity would have to be a holiday card showing Santa Claus in a convertible racing car running over a horrified snowman, who is screaming for dear life.

A few lucky survivors, who were able to find a hiding spot inside the mast of the boat, were horrified as they watched the Maori devour their shipmates through the night and in to the next morning.

The Ebionites claimed that Jesus was horrified by cruelty to animals and that one of the primary aspects of his mission was to abolish the practice of ritual slaughter.