Sentence examples for appalling because of from inspiring English sources

He said the last two years had been appalling "because of the unwillingness, refusal of the DUP and other unionists" to accept "democratic decisons".

It's appalling because of the Republican candidates: they're being pretty true to what Republicans are.

It was appalling because of the people who exist in the world in 2016.

Madame Bovary opened a vision of meaninglessness and emptiness, which was all the more appalling because it was so full of things, clothes and furniture, rooms and gardens.

The emergence of drug resistance is appalling, because it is often not economically justifiable for pharmaceutical companies to develop new drugs against it [ 3].

My spelling's appalling because I'm dyslexic.

How many would admit to feeling appalling and weepy because of premenstrual tension?

George Canellos, the co-director of the S.E.C.'s enforcement division, said in a statement that the city's conduct was "all the more appalling and unacceptable," because of the earlier problems.

George Canellos, co-director of the S.E.C.'s enforcement unit, said in a statement that the city's conduct was "all the more appalling and unacceptable" because of the earlier problems.

It is an appalling travesty that because of the media blackout the world cannot witness the wanton killing of innocent Syrians at the hands of their own government.

It is also because, despite their appalling experiences of civilian leadership, and their acquiescence in his coup, Pakistanis have tired of army rule.The bad news in this book is that General Musharraf refuses to recognise this truth: "The Pakistan Army has always been held in high esteem as the only powerful stabilising factor in the nation," he insists.