Sentence examples for appalling coincidence from inspiring English sources

This was described as a "rare and appalling coincidence", but has been picked up on by the case for the defence since the trial.

Describing the atrocity as "an appalling act of terrorism", Mr Nuttall said it was no coincidence it had taken place a year after suicide bomb attacks on the Brussels airport and underground system, which killed 32 people.

Perhaps not by coincidence, Mr Carter's relations with the Democratic leadership on the Hill were appalling.

The other thing I've been thinking about is the disturbingly weird coincidence of the two countries that are most important to me personally being struck in the same year by appalling disasters.

It's appalling — appalling.

Quite appalling.

"It is not coincidence that the more prudish western countries, of which the UK is one, have body attitude related outcomes that are appalling compared to those countries with more wholesome attitudes," it said.

Or appalling?

Appalling news.

Sheer coincidence.

Strange coincidence.