Sentence examples for appalling aspects from inspiring English sources

There will always be some attempt to shore up the less appalling aspects of Rhodes' legacy.

Schutz had worried that the appalling aspects of Till's murder might overpower any attempt to deal with it visually.

Two years on, and she's back over here for two nights only, and remains a living testament to the power of stand-up comedy as an art form capable of tackling and transcending the most appalling aspects of human existence.

The new method may eventually remove one of the previously most applauded, if appalling, aspects of execution here: public display, meant to reassure law-abiding citizens that justice is being done and to warn criminals that crime does not pay.

One of the most appalling aspects of the Islamic militants' campaign in Mali is the suppression of music, of a tradition that in recent years has given us countless world-class artists, including singer-songwriters Rokia Traoré (a Cannes jury member this year) and Fatoumata Diawara, who plays a small but telling role in Timbuktu.

Or does the internet merely magnify the most appalling aspects of humanity, and make them virulent?

Britons make plenty of appalling decisions in other aspects of their lives, including binge-drinking and drug-taking.

For all the unnerving aspects of this appalling story, there's a certain morbid pleasure to be had from its claustrophobic ­atmosphere.

If Milton were alive, he would probably find other aspects of the modern university far more appalling.

One of the most pathetic aspects of Robertson's rant is its appalling lack of curiosity about how human beings have understood morality throughout history outside Christianity.

Labor's Pat Conroy said the flight appeared to be an appalling waste of taxpayer money but that Abbott could clear up the issue by releasing details about the genuine work aspects of his trip.