Sentence examples for appalling blow from inspiring English sources

An industry that had already suffered the most painful of cuts was dealt a new, appalling blow.

A clergyman's son, depressive, heavy-drinking, heavy-smoking, Alfred Tennyson suffered an appalling emotional blow when he lost his best friend Arthur Hallam on 15 September , 1833

The no longer Antichrist Superstar has had a beast of a year: a divorce petition from Dita Von Teese and the appalling career blow of not being blamed for the Virginia Tech shootings.

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As significant as the forensic details, however, are the titles Gardner gave the published pictures: sweet, poetic words that soften the psychic blows of existentially appalling images.

Damage was appalling, with the scene following the blow resembling a war zone.

"We have police officers standing about as he lay in the most appalling condition from, we were to later find out, a blow to the head".

Berta's execution was a tragedy, a great loss to her loved ones, a blow to environmental protection in Honduras and an appalling crime for which there has been no justice.

For these reasons, the thought that someone could blow their nose into such an item is appalling.

The genesis of the threat is India's appalling Bhopal disaster of 1984, when a Union Carbide chemical plant blew up, killing many thousands and impairing often severely the health of perhaps half a million.

And what blew this all open was the public outcry about the appalling abuse of people in heightened places of anguish.