| He is charming and unpretentious, though he has a penchant for moony gyrations and emotive expressions that tend to appall his critics. |
| The grand dignity of the dead woman's face did not appall them, but it frightened me. |
| The hypocrisy that comes back to the bill through what the government has done to it is enough to appall anyone. |
| But they appall the party's libertarian wing, which thinks the government has no business regulating on personal morality. |
| Ironically detached, they will not test, one-by-one, the proposed septuple functions of Christ's hand, nor will heptamerousness appall them. |
| When I see this bill, one of the things that stands out that will shock and should appall many Canadians is what the bill does. |
