appalls

What appalls is the brazen lack of concern for those his position charged him to protect: all Americans.

Think Progress » Brown: I’m the Victim 2005

So the whole age 50 thing really, I mean, it kind of appalls me because my mother was 50 when she was diagnosed.

Sorting Through Mammogram Confusion 2010

We put you up, and I know that kind of appalls you.

CNN Transcript Dec 26, 2005 2005

I shouldn't even be telling you about the book, because it appalls me to think of it getting in the hands of a parent or -- sigh -- a child.

Laura Collins Lyster-Mensh: Why Maggie's Diet Is a Bad Idea Laura Collins Lyster-Mensh 2011

I shouldn't even be telling you about the book, because it appalls me to think of it getting in the hands of a parent or -- sigh -- a child.

Laura Collins Lyster-Mensh: Why Maggie's Diet Is a Bad Idea Laura Collins Lyster-Mensh 2011

It appalls me that I need a “standing” tag with such regularity.

Archive 2009-02-01 Rebecca Tushnet 2009

When they look at him, they see the Enlightenment and it appalls them in the same way that creationists appall the enlightened.

Terry Curtis Fox: Paladino, Rabbis and a New Religious Taxonomy Terry Curtis Fox 2010

"All that expands the spirit, yet appalls, gather around these summits."

Richard Bangs: Here Be Dragons: Mt. Pilatus in Switzerland, Part 2 Richard Bangs 2011

The thought of the long day's travel with the dogs appalls me; the thought of the keen frost in the morning and of the frozen sled-lashings frightens me —

The Night-Born 2010

And finally, its insistence on inserting itself into governmental affairs in a country which has as one of its founding principles a separation between church and state appalls me.

Stupak and the bishops, the bishops and me 2009