Meanwhile, London mayoral candidate Zac Goldsmith labelled Trump an "appalling creature" and likened some of the rhetoric of his policies to that of the Nazis.
Scottish MSP Ruth Davidson also tweeted her condemnation, along with Londoner Zac Goldsmith – currently running for London mayor – who labelled Trump an "appalling creature" and likened his policies to those of the Nazis.
Zac Goldsmith, the Conservative mayoral candidate and MP for Richmond Park, described Trump's position as "repellent" and said the Republican candidate was "an appalling creature" and "one of the most malignant figures in politics".
Tobe Hooper's POLTERGEIST (1982) is a brilliantly frightening exercise about a nice young apple-pie family terrorized by some appalling creatures.
The conditions are appalling.
Not only that, it means he can bypass the British newspapers, which according to Cleese, are populated, with a few exceptions, by "the most appalling, depraved, disgusting, amoral creatures you could find anywhere outside of prison".
Considering divorced parents and their children, who are forced to shuttle by plane back and forth between one another, he writes: "We may spend the better part of our professional lives projecting strength and toughness, but we are all in the end creatures of appalling fragility and vulnerability".
Last year, he described much of the British press as "the most appalling, depraved, disgusting, amoral creatures you could find anywhere outside of prison", while more recently he complained that the BBC has become creatively limited: "There's an awful amount of crap.
Carol has tried, over the years, to stage minor bourgeois interventions to alleviate what she sees as her daughter's appalling penury, but Diane rejects creature comforts as immoral.
Indeed, the new creature has one habit so appalling, the elegant Touché can speak of it only in politely veiled terms.
Paul Taylor often populates his dances with creatures who seem half human and half something else rather appalling.
