Sentence examples for actually appalling from inspiring English sources
"Obviously you would want lessons to be learned and the idea that there is any compromising on the issue of safety is actually appalling".
Over the credits, the outtakes of Cherry trying to say "rock'em sock'em hockey" are actually appalling.
What counts for quality in his work is actually the appalling, the abysmal, the painfully dire.
"The quality of human life is, contrary to what many people think, actually quite appalling," he writes, in "The Human Predicament".
He said: "I really think it is appalling actually to suggest to people, and clearly Labour are scaremongering here, that somehow if you dial 999, you are not going to get the same response from police.
Actually "Etudes" is appalling no matter who's dancing however well.
It was actually kind of appalling," said Alan D. Viard, a tax expert at the American Enterprise Institute, a right-of-center research group in Washington.
What comes next is one of those libertarian environmental arguments that's supposed to sound brilliantly counterintuitive, while actually displaying an appalling moral blindness to the problem at issue: We can keep the elephants alive only by keeping alive the demand for ivory, since that alone is what gives elephants their value.
It's because people have moved on and it's actually kind of appalling to see.
