Sentence examples for appalling how from inspiring English sources

I find it appalling how electronically dependent Americans have become.

It is appalling how credible this report is.

"It is appalling how little attention we economists pay to measurement issues," Professor Wolfers said.

It's appalling how many Goths overlook something so basic and vital to their entire aesthetic.

"It was appalling how they treated people at the Royalton," Ms. Naughton said.

It is appalling how many times these parents were the focus of inquiry about abuse and how many times responsible adults walked away from these poor children.

What's truly appalling is how grim this complaint reads to the casual observer.

Even just wars are appalling; knowing how high the casualty rate was on Omaha Beach and in the Normandy campaign after D Day does not reduce our sense that the Second World War was a necessary conflict.

What is more appalling is how we in this country have embraced this system and built a patriotic shrine around it.

"I join everyone by saying how appalling this is and how appalled as a parent you can be when you read these things," Adams said to reporters, referring to the Larry Nassar sexual abuse case that has consumed USA Gymnastics and the United States Olympic Committee.

The Times's Danny Hakim recently uncovered another appalling example of how a politically powerful group can order up laws in Albany, even skewing the estimates of how much it will cost taxpayers.