Sentence examples for appalling about from inspiring English sources
Mr. Cartier-Bresson heard this criticism and replied: "There is something appalling about photographing people.
To many, there's something faintly appalling about the concept of a bread-free, all-meat sandwich.
As Cartier-Bresson once said: "There is something appalling about photographing people.
There is something both amusing and appalling about seeing his theories acted out in the world markets to such cataclysmic effect.
Speaking of being vindicated: a man I sacked from his position in Ukip last year has now said something appalling about gay people and their sex lives.
The decision in favor of the film is significant, and the choice — as well as the opposition to it — gets to the heart of what's both intriguing and appalling about awards, and the Oscar season, over all.
He is, as Clarence says, an appalling man, bellowing about like a mastodon with a hernia.
One other significant, appalling thing about that cartoon?
Levi Bellfield has criticised Surrey Police for releasing "appalling information" about the murder of Milly Dowler.
"She has suffered a lot from her father's sense of abandonment and his appalling doubts about his identity".
That challenge came into focus this week with some appalling news about the once mighty service.
