Sentence examples for appalling impression from inspiring English sources
"Late Late Show" host James Corden was stunned by the explainer ― almost as much as he was by Lowe's appalling impression of McCartney.
In fact, over 10% of the population of the USA claim Irish descent, though this doesn't account for the number of appalling impressions of Jack Nicholson in The Departed that inevitably happen on St Patrick's Day after a couple of pints.
Whereas Yes Minister revealed the power of civil servants, The Thick of It focuses on the reign of the spin doctor, and the humour owes much to an impression of appalling authenticity.
The nongrilled entrees make, at most, a mildly pleasing impression, except for an appalling lamb shank coated in pasilla, ancho and guajillo chilies and then steamed in a parchment bag.
So my impression is that there is just an appalling human carnage associated with this psychotropic drug".
Visitors could also have the impression, wrongly, that every high-profile golfing venue reeks of appalling snobbery.
"Monstrous, monolithic women, creatures like Alaskan totem poles, hacked out of solid, brutal colors, frightful, appalling!" Thus wrote Gelett Burgess in his 1910 essay "The Wild Men of Paris," describing his impressions after a visit to Picasso's studio.
It's appalling — appalling.
