Sentence examples for an appalling mess from inspiring English sources
We all know by now that traditional academic publishing is in an appalling mess.
Peter Downes, a former headteacher and Cambridgeshire Liberal Democrat councillor, describes the Lincolnshire situation as an "appalling mess".
The room is a riot of water, drawings, broken stems and petals, as if a gang of children have been let loose and made an appalling mess.
David Cameron used his first major speech at the Commons dispatch box today to attack the former Labour government for leaving the country in "an appalling mess".
"This whole situation has been an appalling mess for the past year, and I, as a citizen, demand the government do something".
He said that the BBC Trust could have "fought George Entwistle's terms right into the courts, could have fought week after week" but that it would have created an "appalling mess" that would have cost the corporation much more money.
It is an appalling sight.
"This is an appalling deal.
It could all have been an appalling global mess - but, for the most part, it worked remarkably well.
The Cabinet Office said Britain was "in an appalling financial mess" and charities and social enterprises "cannot be immune from the necessary reductions in spending".
