horrified

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• When it emerges that said do has a taste for blood, its horrified host becomes tangled in a conspiracy with roots in slave folklore and capitalist hierarchy.

• He appeared to be in his community, surrounded by horrified people, many of them young.

• I was pretty horrified by how disconnected so many of our representatives are from the future of our economy and working families, how divided they are in fighting instead of problem-solving.

• As polio symptoms started manifesting in people who had taken the vaccine, horrified regulators pulled thousands of doses from shelves.

• In the video, a group of horrified onlookers demanded to know where the woman was being taken.

• I was, she diagnosed, half joking and half horrified, a “digital hoarder.”

• And when he shaved clean the perfectly coiffed hair, she was viscerally horrified.

• “My grandmother was horrified, she really wanted me to lead a wonderful life,” Vreeland says now.

• The queen was so horrified that all her blood rushed to her heart when she realized that Little Snow White was alive once again.

• Her heartbroken and horrified brother, Sam Jones, made the identification.

• Consequently the horrified spectators, having for a moment looked on aghast, fled precipitately from the room.