Sentence examples for a particularly appalling from inspiring English sources

("I didn't use to be like this," he says, after a particularly appalling blunder).

Some voters will see his remarks as the callous exploitation of a particularly appalling case.

The description of Aboriginal people in Australia in 1916 as "savages" who "rank lowest in intelligence of all human beings" was a particularly appalling example.

This is particularly appalling at a time when the Republicans are cutting every possibly dollar of domestic spending and killing critical education, health care and workforce programs that cost pennies compared to the billions wasted in Afghanistan.

But I find it particularly appalling that Trump, a businessman, tells us he won't touch Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid.

Ingraham was previously criticized for telling pro basketball star LeBron James to "shut up and dribble". Many have viewed her recent actions — the latest in a slew of right-wing attacks against the Parkland survivors — as particularly appalling, given that she is a parent.

It is an argument which to me suggests that only particularly appalling examples of sexual assault should distract us from the urgent national conversation about the country's ailing GDP.

Others make the particularly appalling argument that tough registration systems do society a favor by filtering out unmotivated voters.

The guarantee, and the Y's refusal to compromise, were particularly "appalling," Mr. Zustiak said, because the Harkness doesn't have "a track record of being a festival that is well attended".

In one particularly appalling example, they persuaded federal judges to refuse to hear a lawsuit filed by an innocent German citizen of Lebanese birth who was snatched out of his private life, illegally imprisoned for five months and tortured by American jailers.

The toll was particularly appalling among the young.