Sentence examples for appalling insult from inspiring English sources

The decision for the board of the Biennale is an appalling insult to them".

One of the Drumchapel players attacks every ball as if it has delivered an appalling insult to his mother.

More seriously, for many of the relatives of the Lockerbie dead it adds an appalling insult to their already grievous injury.

All scientists should support their parent institutions and professional colleges in lobbying to oppose this appalling insult to freedom of thought and research.

But the most appalling insult to logic is the claim that there can be no apartheid because Israel has no "intention of maintaining" its regime of "domination by one racial group".

In the letter initially reported by the Australian and which has been seen by Guardian Australia, Brandis called the situation "shameful" and the decision to sever ties between Transfield Holdings and the festival an "appalling insult" to the Belgiorno-Nettis family.

But her ad was an appalling misstep and an insult to our students (and our Olympians, frankly).

I thought it was pretty appalling that a brave man like that should be insulted in this way.

His insults are aerobic exercises, welding together as appalling and devastating a collection of words as he can without preparation.

Adding insult to injury, the GOP is also hatching an appalling scheme to devastate America's seniors and families with $1.4 trillion in Medicaid cuts.

Ed Miliband says that the predominance of male MPs contributes to an "appalling" atmosphere; certainly, they seem to trade a lot of insults.