To the horror of
Kondo suggested we photograph everything that doesn't spark joy and then toss it. I think I pulled a face, to the horror of the audience.
How should I interpret the relationship of the horror of the audience with other parts of the statements?
Kondo's suggestion caused the horror? My pulling a face caused the horror? The horror caused my pulling a face? Thanks.
Top answer
I would interpret it to mean that your action of pulling a face caused the horror.
- I would interpret it to mean that your action of pulling a face caused the horror.
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I would interpret it to mean that your action of pulling a face caused the horror.
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to the {emotion of reaction} of {the person or people who reacted}
The event mentioned closest to this kind of expression is what caused the reaction.
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