Aghast used in a sentence

Aghast in a sentence as an adjective

OP - I was aghast at your CTR rates when I first read your post.

You mean we have to manually back up this system?I am aghast at hearing you say this.

Clearly your great mind hasn't yet come to realise why some of us are aghast at stupid racist statements like yours.

Noah is a bit edgier than mostAt this point, if anyone ever described me as "edgy", I'd be aghast.

You can tell someone who hasn't had broad professional experience when they are aghast at the idea of a multi-technology stack like this.

When reading that, I'm more aghast that we're still dealing with these basic bugs like "out of bounds array write leads to ROP chain that executes arbitrary code in the process".

I'm just aghast at the paragraphs of criticism I'm reading here for people that I can just imagine being upset with wasted and unappreciated effort.

Do you remember how aghast the American public was that things like this were happening on television almost every night "for no apparent reason"?

There's ceaseless toil, no power or freedom, pollution, violence, poor nutrition, and no real access to the wonders of modern medicine that most of us are aghast at the thought of doing without.

If I'm a designer, and I can make a kick-*** interface, but aren't so great on the programming skills, can I, or can I not hire a programmer to make work?My sense is the HN crowd would be aghast at such a notion, but I don't see that much of a difference.

A smart ethnic Chinese researcher, aghast at the unthinkable degree of risk aversion of the university in the face of demonstrated efficiency gains, promptly returned to China, raised a few million, and became the world's largest solar producer virtually overnight.