Sentence examples for appalling call from inspiring English sources

The match featured an appalling call against the American in the second set that inspired a championship standard rant.

In fact, the quarrelling Olympians agree on much, especially the appalling slowness Brazilians call it morosidade of the judicial system and on some ways to correct it.

It's appalling to call it 'shame', but that's what it is.

In an interview with The New York Post, Mr. Green was quoted as calling the high spending by both sides appalling; Mr. Burden called it "ridiculously astronomic".

A Web site called Disgruntled Housewife (www.disgruntledhousewife.com) offers an appalling feature called the Dick List, designed to promote "girly solidarity through bile-spewing," in which women from around the country write in to describe the most intimate secrets of former lovers they dislike.

In 1970, after appearing with Helmut Berger in an appalling film called Dorian Gray, she decided to retire.

Lord Alf Dubs, the Labour peer who was himself a child refugee who fled Nazi Germany, described the case as "shocking" and "appalling" and called on the Home Office to explain what went wrong.

Even China's official People's Daily ran a front-page story on the appalling haze, calling it a "suffocating siege".

The scariest part of Donald Trump's appalling, bigoted calls to ban Muslims from entering the United States "until our country's representatives can figure out what is going on," and the comparisons made to internment of Japanese-Americans during World War II, is not the fairly significant support it seems to have attracted.

The report found understaffing at Stafford hospital, caused by cost-cutting by the trust, had contributed directly to what a previous official inquiry called "appalling care" which led to patients dying and suffering serious harm.

It's an appalling cliché to call any book a meditation on memory.