Sentence examples for appalling doubts from inspiring English sources

"She has suffered a lot from her father's sense of abandonment and his appalling doubts about his identity".

Interview bands who have made it big and you get to sense which are only good at containing monstrous self-love, or appalling self-doubt, or a fizzing mixture of the two, for the exact duration of a promotional commitment (and sometimes a shorter period than that).

Herbert Munk Coventry  The killing of James Foley was without doubt appalling and reprehensible.

The total count is no doubt appalling, and merely to think about it fills me with embarrassment.

These statistics are appalling, and no doubt, our authorities are doing everything they can to prevent drunken driving from taking the toll of a national crisis.

"They groaned softly for a while, as if this was truly an appalling idea, as no doubt it is," Mr. Osborne writes.

Eighty years after the initial meltdown -- as seen through the outline of a giant fake television set -- the latest version of the Cape Feare episode has (despite Alex Jaeger's fanciful costume designs) devolved into the kind of appalling crap which I doubt Matt Groening has ever been capable of producing.

What is beyond doubt is the appalling treatment of Rezaian.

These are, without doubt, the most appalling conditions for young children to be living in".

The wall would no doubt create an appalling floodlight of announcements and advertisements that could only further degrade the neighborhood: an immense, flashing electronic billboard would be the first thing many visitors to the city see if Amtrak ever moves, as intended, to the James Farley Post Office building across the avenue.

Neither Deutscher nor Carr has found Stalin's truly appalling record sufficiently impressive to raise doubts about the ultimate value of the Russian October Revolution's historic achievements.