Sentence examples for appalling ideas from inspiring English sources

How did Gingrich end up with these appalling ideas?

But however easy it is to dispense with the appalling ideas of the right, it is all the more disconcerting that they are the ones even approaching a real debate.

Yet that is an appalling idea.

"I think it is an appalling idea [the tribunal]... absolutely appalling," he said.

On the dessert menu, tempura ice cream, an appalling idea, is executed entirely without finesse.

Mr. Cowell's brother Tony, a broadcast journalist, said replacing him with a "Simon sound-alike" was an "appalling idea".

The mention of a charter of rights or a human rights act produces florid denunciations of such an appalling idea.

Audio purists found this an appalling idea, because it put the balances in the hands of the producer rather than the conductor.

"I find it a totally unacceptable and appalling idea that age is a proxy for the end of your useful life," Hickie said.

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

With that fabulous teenage lack of logic he decides to give it a try, which is obviously an appalling idea in real life".