Sentence examples for appalling instance from inspiring English sources
None more so than in this appalling instance".
While I disagreed with his proposed resolution, I agree that the occupation is untenable and I found the hounding of Judt, who died last year of Lou Gehrig's disease, an appalling instance of the methods of the relentless Israel-right-or-wrong bullies.
Mr. Appleby, the director of the Cushwa Center for the Study of American Catholicism, feels the senator "is failing to tap into a deeper level" of Catholic fear that is more a relic of history than descriptive of modern Catholics, who are not monolithic voters unless faced by an appalling instance of anti-Catholic bigotry.
None of this matters unless more victims are identified and supported, more criminals are pursued and convicted, and, ultimately, we are able to address the root causes of slavery and prevent such appalling instances of exploitation across the globe.
Filmed in a quasi-documentary style in drab urban locations — a shabby apartment, the inside of an ambulance, a series of fluorescent-bulbed hospital waiting and examination rooms — it follows a narrative arc from morbidity to mortality punctuated by casual, appalling instances of medical malpractice.
This was cited as an instance of appalling segregation.
COMMENT FROM WANDA BERSHEN: This is a truly appalling story — yet another instance of utterly corrupt practices overlooked by the US Military.
The organisation of childcare, for instance, is still appalling".
It is certainly not the first instance in which God inflicts appalling misery on his people.
This is what happened in Cambodia after an appalling election in 1998, though in that instance the UN observers were so keen to avoid any awkwardness that they blessed it even before the votes had been counted.
The rest of the "abuse" could more accurately be described as "heckling", and there's no need to go into Mogg's appalling voting record and the abuses his politics constitute – for instance, against female bodily autonomy – to defend that.
