Sentence examples for More appallingly from inspiring English sources

"New York City has never appeared a more appallingly seductive hellhole than it does here".

There is little that goes against our sense of the right order of things more appallingly than the abuse of children, and there is little that is more important than rooting it out.

Yet more appallingly ravaged during World War II, the Soviet Union was nevertheless able, under Stalin's leadership, to play a major part in defeating Hitler while maintaining its position as the world's second most powerful industrial and now military complex after the United States.

The 90-minute drama, to be broadcast next month, reputedly contains one instance of the word "cock" and one "John Thomas" – the gamekeeper Mellors's favoured term for the part with which, in one of the more appallingly unforgettable scenes in the book, he enchants Lady Chatterley by entwining with honeysuckle and forget-me-not flowers.

As pornography becomes more appallingly graphic, it is becoming more mainstream.

Here's the irony: Even as pornography becomes more appallingly graphic, it is becoming more mainstream.

Appallingly, more squeezing may come.

I like new Domino signings Wild Beasts' name at least as much as their music (and much more than the label's appallingly named flops, Test Icicles).

The U.S. is undertaking lethal combat operations on what looks, appallingly enough, much more like an ad hoc basis than the prosecution of any well-conceived strategy needed to defend the United States.

Any charity spending less than that, it says, "must by definition be one or more of poorly governed, unethical or appallingly mismanaged" (pdf).

But many more have sullied their exit, behaving appallingly and burning customers and colleagues along the way.