We were appalled and shocked by the incident.

And I was really appalled, and I couldn't figure out what to do.

If you looked in the book, you saw this, which I really was appalled by.

Council members are appalled by the serious crimes committed in Darfur in violation of international law, described in the report of the International Commission of Inquiry.

I must confess that I was appalled at their ignorance of nutrition, psychology, game dynamics, and even women s magazines. Yes, they mean well, and they feel their users pain.

The United States was appalled by the continued violence in Darfur, southern Sudan, and the grave humanitarian needs of over two million people displaced as a result of genocide and ongoing conflict.

His government then sought to pin the blame on the local prosecutor who had formally arrested the captain. This display of weak kneed diplomacy appalled many Japanese, and popular support for Kan s administration has plummeted.

An equally significant segment is appalled. This has left the US not only deeply divided, but also at loggerheads with much of the rest of the world, which considers our policies high handed and arbitrary.

Many in the audience were shocked by his remarks, but Cheney seemingly failed to grasp how appalled his audience was. They were not concerned with legalisms, about whether, technically, the Geneva conventions did or did not apply.

Against this background of lethal violence, the independent expert is particularly appalled by the crimes committed against Congolese women and their children, who are the main victims of the armed violence and of the most atrocious and destructive forms of sexual violence.

But, although al Ahmar announced that he was appalled by the use of force and vowed to defend the constitution, his decision was anything but altruistic. The disgruntled general, who has long standing ties to the type of jihadists that the United States is battling in Yemen, merely sought to settle a score with the president s family.

His delegation was appalled at the systematic campaign of human rights abuses carried out by the Mugabe Government in Zimbabwe, where persecution of opposition leaders and repression of the free press persisted, the Government's policies continued to impoverish the population and proposed legislation threatened to restrict severely the ability of non governmental organizations to defend human rights.

First, we are deeply distressed to watch an economy collapse before our eyes, with bread lines and bank queues not seen since the Great Depression. Second, we are appalled by the failure of countless leaders and institutions national politicians, the European Commission, the International Monetary Fund, and the European Central Bank to avert a slow motion train wreck that has played out over many years.

We are all Americans, wrote Le Monde on September 12, 2001. And so it was with most people in the Muslim world, who were as appalled as anyone else at the carnage of the terrorist attacks on Washington and New York. Indeed, when America responded to the attacks, almost no one mourned the fall of the Taliban, who were universally condemned for their fanaticism.

We are all Americans, wrote Le Monde on September 12, 2001. And so it was with most people in the Muslim world, who were as appalled as anyone else at the carnage of the terrorist attacks on Washington and New York. Indeed, when America responded to the attacks, almost no one mourned the fall of the Taliban, who were universally condemned for their fanaticism.

OSAKA Last December, the world was appalled by the North Korean government s execution of Chang Song thaek, an uncle in law of the young Supreme Leader Kim Jong un and the regime s de facto second in command. Given Chang s pivotal role in steering North Korea s moribund economy, his execution raised serious doubts about the regime s stability raising fears of the collapse of a dynasty that possesses weapons of mass destruction.

She was so appalled by what was happening in Austria as a result of the First World War and what was happening to children who were part of the defeated families of Austria, that in Britain she wanted to take action, but she had to go house to house, leaflet to leaflet, to get people to attend a rally in the Royal Albert Hall that eventually gave birth to Save the Children, an international organization that is now fully recognized as one of the great institutions in our land and in the world.