Sentence examples for a really appalling from inspiring English sources

If I tried to write a play about refugees it would end up being a really appalling piece of polemic".

72 mins That was a really appalling miss in such a vital game, almost surreal that he managed to get it up and over the bar.

"I think it's a shocking story – a really appalling turn of events – and I think most people will think his behaviour is inexplicable and irresponsible.

A really appalling turn of events, but it doesn't matter who the Tory candidate is because it's the Conservative government's policies that mean 400 staff at Russells Hall hospital are facing redundancy".

Questioned amid the shady pines and fountains of the presidential palace in Kabul, he blustered, calling the Milly Dowler allegations "really appalling," and if true, a "dreadful situation".

Some really appalling late pictures, like a large triptych from 1976, which some squillionaire recently paid a fortune to buy, look horribly overstuffed with ugly heads and tired gimmicks, as if Bacon, worried he had exhausted the empty stretches of color he so often painted, didn't know when to stop filling the canvas up.

"When I was a kid," he said, "what was available was really appalling.

"I find it really appalling and hypocritical... that you favor a woman's right to an abortion but you don't favor a woman or a man's right to choose what kind of light bulb," Paul said.

She added: "He continues to protest his innocence and for him to walk back into a high-profile job where he's seen as a role model as if nothing has happened is just really appalling".

To me it's really appalling.

In fact, I thought that Gebremariam and the Bekele brothers showed really appalling judgement.