Sentence examples for appalling debate from inspiring English sources
It was an appalling debate on both sides.
He writes, "Although nigger was in the air throughout the Emmett Till case — from the promising indictment to the appalling acquittal — debate over the word did not play a central role in the litigation".
It goes without saying that the debate over appalling conditions within immigration facilities will not receive top-tier billing on the Republican campaign trail, which is more prone to race baiting and xenophobia.
Many purists thought simplifying characters as appalling as eliminating them.That fierce debate is now being rekindled with the government's announcement of plans to issue later this year a new list of character modifications, aimed mainly at correcting certain "oversimplifications" undertaken in the past.
This is why, no matter where you live, it is appalling that the US is debating whether to approve a massive pipeline transporting 830,000 barrels of the world's dirtiest oil from Canada to the Gulf of Mexico.
First, his temperament was difficult: irritable, short-tempered, childish at times, with an appalling sense of the psychology of debate, despite his rhetorical skill.
(Does that include killing Osama bin Laden and securing a conviction of the would-be Christmas Day underwear bomber?) Of course, every candidate who said something commendable at the debate also said something appalling.
It is astonishing and appalling that there should even be a debate about assisted suicide.
The often appalling and hateful nature of much commentary on the Web has stirred a debate in digital circles about ridding the Internet of anonymity.
The great danger of debating these random numbers is that it can obscure the appalling human suffering caused by such legislation.
