Sentence examples for appalling affront from inspiring English sources
But the fact that attorneys are allowed to represent the best interests of children they care neither for nor about, that a relevant witness was apparently paranoid yet considered credible, and that a judge was more concerned about his vacation than about his court is an appalling affront to our legal system.
The same ghastly error was made with Ronald Biggs: his smiling demeanour after his release was an appalling affront not just to those affected by the original robbery but to anyone who felt he had mocked justice for years, and helped blur perceptions of right and wrong through his guise as a nice chap really who only wanted a pint at his local pub.
The suppression of any media outlet anywhere in the world is an affront to freedom of expression and appalling to contemplate.
As bluntly as possible, the fact that Prince Charles will be attending as a representative of the Queen of England and without the presence of other sensible nations who recognize the affront such a thing would be for human rights is nothing short of appalling even if it isn't shocking for an English continuation of arrogance and disregard.
It's appalling — appalling.
