Sentence examples for an appalling spectacle from inspiring English sources

Two Englishmen fighting over an Irish bone is an appalling spectacle.

It's an appalling spectacle of tat and nonsense, but it'll do for Arsene Wenger's men, who haven't really had to break sweat yet.

Instead of subjecting us to such an appalling spectacle of national humiliation, I suggest that the prime minister join with me in this action in our own courts and urge the national archives to release the palace letters.

The government is to cut dramatically waiting times for heart surgery in a bid to end the appalling spectacle of patients dying while waiting for treatment.

It's not just the "appalling spectacle of hostage taking," as Mann and Ornstein described last year's budget crises, when Republicans threatened government shutdown and public default in the name of fiscal responsibility.

As Sconce writes: "Orchestrated and reported by wireless, the appalling spectacle of trench warfare implicated the medium in another void of modernity, the barren expanses of what came to be called No Man's Land.

For all the transfer requests and falling out, topped by the appalling spectacle of Tuesday night, City will still want Tevez's career to end cleanly, rather than mired in interminable legal disputes.

Dr David Owen, the deputy leader of the SDP, said: "When will the Labour Party learn that all these remarks do is remind everyone of the appalling spectacle of their internal division over the Falklands provided during the crisis?" In an acrimonious debate with Mr Healey on Channel 4 TV, he said: "I think Mr Kinnock should withdraw these intemperate remarks.

We are zeroing in on the world's most appalling spectacles of malice to animals, including bullfighting.

This is an appalling figure.

That's an appalling finding.