You need only glance at the appalling findings uncovered by the Equality and Human Rights Commission's recent inquiry into homecare for older people.
SNP Defence spokesperson Angus Robertson MP said: "Despite the appalling findings of the US Senate report about inhumane treatment of detainees, we have seen no urgency from the UK government to get to the truth on this matter.
Bond hates it, finding it "appalling," though he does admit to liking one bit after M prompts him with it: She did call him "the exemplar of British fortitude".
It is implied and later said outright that the intensity of her emotional response is that of a sister, watching her brother commit suicide before her eyes; but the engine of the plot, the energy it needs to propel itself forward, relies not just on all the other characters finding Edison as appalling as Pandora does, but on us, as readers, despising him with the same visceral horror.
After all, in his eyes at least, our difficulty finding monk seals was the appalling proof of the damage those Kauai fishermen were doing, of how urgent the sanctuary deal had become.
And I know I'm not anti-Semitic for finding fault with that, and finding that appalling.
Now she was rattled, finding both the Nazi marches and Trump's response "terrifying, appalling".
But a regulator whose very living depends on finding and punishing what it deems to be press misdemeanours would seem an appalling prospect.
An appalling number of students in the U.S. are still dropping out before they earn a degree, and despite Mark Zuckerbergian exceptions, attrition means sunk costs for students, difficulties finding jobs, and loan defaults.
Mr. Powers termed his findings "absolutely appalling".
