Sentences with phrase «completely horrified»

Second, I was completely horrified by the story about the creepy Christian family who shackled and starved their children, including seven who had grown into adulthood.

He was completely horrified when I said grimly, «It actually makes it easier to brush when she cries - she opens up her mouth wider as she... [Read more...]

I currently live and work in the health care sector in South Africa and am completely horrified at this so called «Crunchy» trend (I have only just discovered this bazaar term) which seems to be developing in both the US and UK.

As a non US person living in the world of Metric, I was completely HORRIFIED to see your pancakes measured in OUNCES!

I substituted sunflower butter and was completely horrified when I looked in the oven and saw that my breakfast bread was green.

I read my fb last night, completely horrified at what friends from both parties were saying... I chose to speak up only once & it was to defend my husband, who is a staunch Democrat.

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The first time I completely lost it with Kate, I was HORRIFIED with myself because it was everything I was NOT going to be in a parent.

I can't decide if I'm amused or horrified by that little tableau, which seemed completely normal when it happened last week.

One woman, who caught a glimpse of her nearly born son before he was completely born, was horrified.

Caring Australians are horrified when they discover that tens of thousands of «unwanted» dogs are euthanised in pounds and shelters every year, for the tragically simple — and completely avoidable — reason that no one stepped in to rescue them from death row.

[31] She encountered the demonstrators, whilst going outside from the judging to have a cigarette, afterwards saying she was horrified to see her words displayed: «The words were taken completely out of context (I dread to think how often celebs have said that to me in interviews, and how often I have disbelieved them) but now I am stuck with being a hero of the Stuckist tendency.