Sentence examples for and most appalling of from inspiring English sources
Failure to do so could lead to the gravest and most appalling of consequences for civilians in Yarmouk".
"Combined with the civil war in neighboring Liberia between 1989 and 2003," Mr. Dowden said, "Sierra Leone's war competes with the Rwandan genocide as the world's last, and most appalling, conflict of the 20th Century".
On Thursday, the British foreign secretary, Boris Johnson, claimed the UN panel of inquiry into that attack had concluded it was carried out either by the Syrian or Russian air force, describing the incident as indefensible and one of the most appalling of the conflict.
Like them, he achieved the invisible technique that only master directors do, and he used that technique to erase the barriers between the audience and the people on screen, even the most appalling of them.
Although African-American characters are among its prime villains, they are played by white actors and actresses in obvious blackface--which may be the most appalling of the film's many appalling elements.
Most appalling of all is that almost two thirds of rescued children go missing again.
In life, comedy occurs naturally, as it should, in the most appalling of circumstances.
The most appalling of these devices can look like a desired object — a can of food or a toy.
But it could also be that public opinion is finally starting to recognise rape as the most appalling of crimes which deserves to be met with nothing but disgust and contempt for the rapist, rather than a new contract and football shirt.
Most appalling of all -- to return to where we started -- it will harm children.
