Sentences with phrase «became appalled»

After a personal trip to Korea in the 1960s, Oshima became appalled at how Koreans were viewed and treated in his home country of Japan.

Last week, Dietl said had become appalled by the backroom politics of the city's GOP county committees.

The candidate has become appalled by the backroom politics of the Republican party and believes his best chance of connecting with voters on the issues is to run as an Independent candidate in November.

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Nonetheless, the path to app - dom was clear when Bradford and her first - year classmates downloaded Tinder and became increasingly intrigued — and appalled — by what they saw.

This leads many people, appalled by what happens in history, to become atheists.

America is not a Christian nation and I am appalled at how polluted Christianity has become.

Harold Skimpole never quite manages to lose his charm, and yet readers of Bleak House become increasingly appalled by him.

We all are appalled at what we see, but we tend to think of these people as «they're just crazies» and I think most muslims kind of thought that these extremists and political hacks would just somehow go away and only now are we seeing how entrenched they are becoming.

She just happens to be next to some of her mother's exposed skin, so a random Facebook user became disgusted and appalled — as Facebook users are wont to do.

The C2 voters who walked away will bear the brunt of Conservative thrift, the once - Blairite middle classes are contemplating the scrapheap, and Lib Dem supporters are appalled that Nick Clegg has become the Trojan horse for Tory cuts.

It was interesting seeing how Thor handles himself without having his trusty hammer and at first fans may be appalled by this act but it actually worked really well here, as it truly forces Thor to truly grow and become the leader and God that he's supposed to be.

I am appalled at the decision to force primary schools to become acadamies.

He recently visited his former lover Peter Schlesinger, the young man who featured in the 1970s documentary about Hockney and his entourage, A Bigger Splash, and was appalled by what had become of him.

They are appalled to see that they could become dollar millionaires if only they remembered the password.»

As a relationship researcher, I was expecting it to not be great; little did I know just how shocked and appalled I would become.