He would have been horrified at the suggestion that economics was "built on broad ethical foundations" (2005: 225).
He was horrified by her question and shamed her, threatening to tell her parents if she ever mentioned it again.
The audience reaction is subjective, amused, fascinated, delighted, horrified, just like the feathered watchers in the border.
In fact, he was horrified at the theoretical emphasis and fragmentation of all musical study.
I am not sure whether to be horrified by this trend, or to applaud it.
It would also seek to impose a degree of ideological control which would have startled and probably horrified the humanist intellectuals of the sixteenth century.
She recognises that both writers have contributed to our ' horrified fascination ' and ' cultural fears ' of growing old (p. x).
When read from the perspective of virtuous aesthetic activity, his work generates only weary acceptance or horrified denial.
