appal BrE
appall AmE

When you have left the camp No devil will again appal our troops.

But the prospect must presumably appal anyone who calls himself a Conservative.

Man's inhumanity to man had never ceased to appal him.

Woe to him who seeks to please rather than to appal!

The thought of being considered a Kilt lover would probably appal him.

Underneath, that woman is someone that would appal people if they only knew her.

I loved teaching so the scenarios here for cut-price universities appal me.

Tyrell sighed as if the magnitude of human folly never failed to appal him.

My existence is sadly cold and stern, and full of horrors that appal.

The awful tauntings in Job might well appal me.

This is an atrocity that will appal the whole House and the European Union.

Ay, and a bold one, that dare look on that Which might appal the devil.

His journey will chime with many in India, but might appal those in the West.

A juggling minx, who plays the well-learned part Of heroine, thus to appal the brave?

What were Defeat when Victory must appal?

What art thou, double-tongued, deceitful being, Who wouldst bewilder and appal me?

Frankly, the statistics appal me.

'I can't appal you with gothic stories of ill-treated wives and neglected children.

'I'm afraid what I learned will appal you.'

They fear; they appal -- They are not as ye deem!

The light of day will soon be superfluous; and just as soon, it will frighten and appal me.

I appal myself.'

They're archetypes, caricatures, exaggerated grotesques here to amuse and appal...

'I confess the fellow's tales appal me - I would you would not encourage him!'

I appal; I inform Their pride.

I was appalled at the change the last few weeks had made in him.

Even those who had not known her were appalled by that.

And there were points in the problem which appalled me.

I was appalled that anyone would think I'd do such a thing.

He was appalled at what had come out of his own mouth.

They were, to say the least, appalled at my behavior.

His eyes went wide, appalled at what he had done.

In fact, many young Japanese are appalled by their country's war record.

At the same time, he is appalled by the level of crime.

Even if for different reasons, they both would have been appalled.

He was appalled at the turn the conversation had taken.

She had been wrong about that, and the truth appalled her.

Now he turned to look as she spoke, her face appalled.

He forced out the words as if they appalled him.

She was appalled by the number of patients waiting to be seen.

Others were appalled by the collection of information about children.

I was appalled that we should find it in John's own news room.

At first, when her parents discovered what she was doing, they were appalled.

She was appalled at this scene but had no idea what to do.

He is simply appalled at what has happened to the paintings.

But what we've been hearing is a story that we're appalled with.

My friend and his guests were appalled at the idea.

His father would have been appalled that these scientists had given up.

He would have been appalled if he'd known to what extent.