Sentence examples for appalling from from inspiring English sources

That really is appalling from Murray.

"It is appalling from the side approaches and would have been considerably better if it had been honestly faked," Ms. Huxtable wrote.

That's appalling from McIlroy, a nadir, and it really must be time for a serious rethink, if not a root-and-branch re-evaluation.

It is not just that the language is difficult and frustratingly imprecise at times, that the country is huge and the working conditions are often appalling, from freezing offices to constant traffic jams and a permanent pall of pollution.

"We were appalling from the time they dropped the puck to the time the buzzer finally blew and we were able to exit the ice," said Carolina Coach Peter Laviolette, the former coach of the Islanders.

"I have heard from some pretty appalling things from UKIP".

7.49pm GMT 90 min This is some devilishly brilliantly appalling defending from Spurs, Dawson playing everyone onside from a free-kick, taken from the left, that's missed by Rose to allow two men behind him, facing goal.

Many North Korean children remain ill-fed: 5% still suffer from acute hunger and an appalling 32% from chronic undernutrition.

But because the victims were all illegal migrants, their dependants have received no compensation, meagre charity, and endured such appalling harassment from debt collectors that several have been driven from their homes and at least one woman has killed herself.

Female candidates from all parties have been subjected to prejudice and appalling sexism from the media, other candidates and voters over the past months.

The images from Libya are shocking, and they add to the many appalling accounts from witnesses on the ground.