Sentence examples for appalling bad from inspiring English sources

I do think it is remarkable, though, that this industry has such an appalling bad reputation.

It's agonising enough to consider the great opportunities we miss in life as a result of crippling fear, or lack of talent, or appalling bad luck.

The 19-year-old Slovenia international could do with putting some appalling bad luck with injuries behind him in what really needs to be a breakthrough season.

Its exclusive coverage of Jade Goody's wedding boosted OK! magazine's sales to nearly 2 million, but its latest edition – a Jade Goody "official tribute issue 1981-2009" featuring her "last words" – is at best premature, at worst in appalling bad taste.

"The slaughter continues, the bloodshed is appalling, the bad effects it's having on the region, the radicalization, but also the humanitarian crisis that is engulfing Syria.

Could we give up the stunning joy that the good side of storytelling brings in order to erase the appalling horrors of the bad side?

Surely one of the reasons the left has been losing the debate on welfare in America is that they still so often use the word "poverty" as if it  implied Dickensian levels of hunger and deprivation, rather than the subtler tortures of bad neighbourhoods, appalling schools, and little margin for error in conducting one's life.

He does feel bad about the appalling waste of lives in Soviet communism.

And because of Mr Milosevic's appalling record of opportunism and bad faith, NATO will have to keep its finger firmly on the trigger.

The likes of Sky and TalkTalk, running their broadband services over BT's wires, complain of bad service and appalling numbers of missed appointments for customers.

While the report describes an appalling array of abuses and bad practices, it does not address in detail any of the nine or more federal criminal investigations into the department.